Associate Professor Janet Stanley

Visiting Professor, University of Hiroshima; Research Associate, University of New England; Honorary Associate Professor, School of Design, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, University of Melbourne

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Environment

A Big Build or a big bet?

Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop aims to help the city become more equitable – but better integration of land use and transport could deliver more benefits for less money

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Health & Medicine

The young people getting nature on prescription

The early results of a new trial on ‘nature prescribing’ show promise for helping young people with mild mental illness

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Environment

Is Melbourne’s new bus proposal really faster and fairer?

Melbourne’s proposed bus program could change the city’s public transport system for the better, but it doesn’t quite go far enough

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Environment

Protecting Melbourne’s Green Wedges while we still can

The natural areas of Melbourne are under threat at the same time as there’s growing evidence of their importance for humans

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Politics & Society

How can we open up Melbourne while tackling disadvantage?

Melbourne’s COVID-19 case numbers are heavily concentrated in the north and west. What factors contribute to this pattern and how can Melbourne ‘re-open’ in a way that tackles associated disadvantage?

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Environment

What can Australia’s pandemic response teach us about bushfire recovery?

While Australia’s state and federal governments responded rapidly to COVID-19, the response to the summer’s devastating bushfires suffers by comparison

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Environment

Black Saturday: Urban sprawl and climate change remain key dangers

Action has been taken to improve people’s safety in the event of bushfires, but two key risk factors – urban sprawl and climate change – aren’t being addressed

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Environment

Black Saturday: Bushfire planning as our population grows

Bushfire planning around our expanding urban environments is crucial for dealing with Australia’s increasing bushfire risk