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    • A Nexus or Not? A First Examination of Cost-of-Living Concern, Neighbourhood Perceptions, Active Travel, and Wellbeing in Cities 

      Beck, Matthew J.; Greaves, Stephen
      Published 2026
      This paper is a first step in the literature, looking at potential links between cost-of-living stress and the perceptions of local neighbourhoods, under the hypothesis that greater pressure about housing affordability, ...
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    • Sites of productive messiness: The critical need for Business Schools to develop and integrate the capabilities for effective and impactful business and management education research 

      Bryant, Peter
      Published 2026
      This working paper argues that business and management education research is a mission‑critical yet undervalued domain within contemporary Business Schools. It examines structural, cultural, and metric-driven factors that ...
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    • Should I stay or should I travel? An analysis of increasing petrol prices on travel behaviour 

      Pellegrini, Andrea; Beck, Matthew J.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2026-05-12
      This paper examines how rising petrol prices affect weekly travel behaviour, with particular attention to modal substitution and trip suppression. The analysis draws on stated responses from 808 Queensland residents, each ...
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    • Cohort Working Paper No.1 - The 'Midlife Collision': Insights into the working lives of mid-years women 

      Hill, Elizabeth; Cooper, Rae; Churchill, Brendan; Young, Nareen; Williams Veazey, Leah; Segrave, Marie; Tan, Shih Joo; Gilbert, Josh
      Published 2026-05-12
      Each year the Working for Women Research Partnership focuses on a specific population cohort. In 2025, the priority cohort is women aged 40–55 years who we refer to as ‘mid-years’ women. This working paper foregrounds ...
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    • Thematic Working Paper No.1: How flexible working arrangements shape workplace experience across genders in Australia 

      Churchill, Brendan; Cooper, Rae; Hill, Elizabeth; Young, Nareen
      Published 2026
      This is the first thematic report of the Working for Women Research Partnership, a collaboration between the Australian Government Office of Women and researchers at the University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney ...
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