Home Research The effects of New Living on Indigenous wellbeing: a case study on urban renewal Back to search Share Report Indigenous housing Indigenous perspectives Community and place The effects of New Living on Indigenous wellbeing: a case study on urban renewal Final Report No. 99 Date Published: 10 Mar 2007 Authors: Roz Walker John Ballard Cheryle Taylor Jean Hillier The research analyses the impact of state public housing estate regeneration on Indigenous households in urban communities in WA from the perspectives of government agencies and the residents themselves. It assessed the importance of place and the effects of regeneration schemes on Indigenous households including: incoming residents, remaining public sector residents and those displaced by the urban regeneration process. Full Publication POSITIONING PAPER Published by: Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited ISSN: 1834-7223 ISBN: 1 921201 96 7 Citation: Walker, R., Ballard, J., Taylor, C., and Hillier, J. (2007) The effects of New Living on Indigenous wellbeing: a case study on urban renewal, AHURI Final Report No. 99, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, https://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/final-reports/99. RIS CITATION Walker, Roz Ballard, John Taylor, Cheryle Hillier, Jean
