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Home / Research / Off to Work: Commuting in Australia
Employment & Workers' Rights, Transport

Off to Work: Commuting in Australia

April 1, 2005 by Michael Flood and Claire Barbato
  • Climate & Energy
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Authors

Michael Flood

Claire Barbato

Media release

Commuting versus kids: New report

Compares commuting times by city, occupation and socio-economic group and considers the effects of long commuting times on family relationships and social life.

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