Urban land use transport integration and the vital role for Australia's forgotten inner/middle suburbs

The productivity of Australiars cities is a key determinant of national economic performance and of associated citizen well-being. The way our cities are structured, and how transport infrastructure and services support this structuring, is an important influence on city productivity outcomes and on how the benefits from productivity growth are shared among residents across the city. This paper examines how strategic land use transport policy in our major cities can be shaped to both promote productivity growth and better share the benefits from this productivity growth more widely among city residents.