Research Analyst @AHURI_Research Research Associate @RMIT_CUR
Melbourne, Australia
Joined February 2020
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Declan Martin retweeted
Today is the last day for comments on the NSW Government’s proposal for Transport Oriented Development at Bankstown. As it stands, a plan which promises to ease the housing crisis is actually going to make it worse for low-income households in the area. A long and cranky 🧵
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The right to adequate housing isn't well protected in Australia, the only liberal democracy without a national human rights act or charter. This #AHURIbrief explains how the right to housing is understood in Australian & international law: bit.ly/3W4ItZD
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Progress on housing policy has been patchy, in part because there's no national plan guiding efforts to address homelessness. A bill currently in front of parliament could fix this @dr_chris_martin @UNSW theconversation.com/a-new-bi…
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AHURI Professional Services is currently evaluating the Together Home Program for @nswdcj with @SPRC_UNSW and has produced a System Impacts paper that aims to inform future program design and delivery of #HousingFirst approaches for people sleeping rough. bit.ly/3RJJ9SO
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The concentration of market power & changing spatial footprint of Australian brewing 1870-1900 is dissected by @Declan__Martin, Gavin Wood & Liz Taylor in the latest issue of @EcoHistoryAU. Open access!
doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12262
@WileyEconomics
#AustralianHistory
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Despite decades of deindustrialization, urban manufacturing remains in high-cost, gentrifying cities. @Declan__Martin & Carl Grodach highlight adaptive workspace arrangements, business models, networks & intermediary organizations behind this endurance tinyurl.com/56b25tcr
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New out in @UPRJournal - “do industrial firms follow zoning? Changing firm location and the introduction of metropolitan zoning” tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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The July issue of IJURR is now available online here: ijurr.org/issue/vol-47-numbe…
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Also available in Early View: RESILIENCE AND ADAPTATION IN GENTRIFYING URBAN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS: The Experience of Cultural Manufacturers in San Francisco and Melbourne by Declan Martin & Carl Grodach
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New paper in @IJURResearch. Despite decades of deindustrialization, urban manufacturing remains in high-cost, gentrifying cities. We highlight the adaptive workspace arrangements, business models, networks & intermediary orgs behind this ongoing endurance. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Open access paper in @EcoHistoryAU w/Gavin Wood & @elizabethjt666. The brewing industry has undergone profound structural & spatial change over the last 150 years. We map how this process began in Victoria, 1870-1900. Thanks to @kris_inwood & the reviewers for generous feedback.
Australians and their beer! New open access paper in @EcoHistoryAU dissects the concentration of market power & changing spatial footprint of Victorian brewing 1870-1900, from Gavin Wood, Declan Martin & Liz Taylor doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12262
@WileyEconomics #AustralianHistory
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The poorest suffer while our 'get in cash out' housing market fosters a toxic political constituency & a deprived national psyche. Are we really a nation of one-dimensional wealth-builders? My essay in @ConversationEDU on how we got here & how to get out.
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Here's our @JimboStanford in @ConversationEDU with more on the role of corporate pricing strategies in leading recent inflation: theconversation.com/underlyi…. Amidst social, economic & public health crisis, business has literally never had it better. #ProfitPriceSpiral /2
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The media spectacle of #GenerativeAI (in which AI companies' breathless claims of their software's sorcerous powers are endlessly repeated) has understandably alarmed many #CreativeWorkers, a group that's already traumatized by extractive abuse by media and tech companies. 1/
ALT A poster for the 1933 movie 'The Monkey's Paw.' The fainting ingenue has been replaced by the glaring red eye of HAL9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey. Image: Cryteria (modified) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:HAL9000.svg CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en
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Our new piece in UPR on the post-pandemic CBD and reimagining the creative city. @profcgibson @cbhorley nicole cook @PaulineMcGuirk @AW_Geo. If you're quick you can download one of the 50 free copies
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Declan Martin retweeted
I was always gonna like this one cos @JeromeSmallVS wrote it.
But beyond that, I've been going to the Preston Market since I was a kid — I love that place and it'll be devastating if the developers ruin it. The campaign to save the market deserves every bit of our support.
A David and Goliath battle is taking shape over the future of the Preston Market in Melbourne. Billionaire property developers want to demolish the lively community market — and local residents want to stop them.
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I’ve been collaborating on this piece with @GuardianAus for months, and I could be more excited to have it out in the open. Please read and share to highlight the urgent need for better protections for renters (and you’ll understand my PhD topic) theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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Dr Ben Spies-Butcher @bspiesbutcher demolishes Australia's housing policy in less than 4-minutes a #mustwatch
Check out the full 'renovate or detonate' #festurbanism discussion youtu.be/fEaKQbsOdPU
@Peterfizz @kurtiveson @DallasRogers101
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Urban Manufacturing remains far more active in non western cities, yet suffers many of the same symptoms of change, centralisation and move to mechanisation. Here a tale of brass manufacturing in Sri Lanka's sweetest city, Kandy. #urbanmanufacturing
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