Leverage our research to support health and wellbeing in your community
Be a part of the solution to improving liveability in Australia, and supporting healthy, equitable and sustainable cities for all Australians by becoming a Paid Partner with us.
You’ll be leveraging the Australian Urban Observatory’s neighbourhood liveability indicators, utilising ground breaking policy-relevant urban research linking the built environment and public health, developed by RMIT University.
You will also be investing in future research supporting development and expansion of the Australian Urban Observatory.
Free Account
Included indicators and scorecards:
LGA
All indicators
- Liveability
- Social infrastructure
- Walkability
- Transport
- Employment
- Public Open Space
- Food
- Alcohol
- Housing
- Specialist Housing
- Demographic Data (ABS)
Two Suburb indicators
- Liveability
- Social infrastructure
Two Neighbourhood indicators
- Liveability
- Social infrastructure
LGA Paid Partner
Includes all free indicators and scorecards, plus:
for a single Local Government Area
All Suburb and Neighbourhood indicators
- Liveability
- Social infrastructure
- Walkability
- Transport
- Employment
- Public Open Space
- Food
- Alcohol
- Housing
- Specialist Housing
- Demographic Data (ABS)
12 months online access extending to EOFY
State Paid Partner
Includes all free indicators and scorecards, plus:
for a single Australian State
All Suburb and Neighbourhood indicators
- Liveability
- Social infrastructure
- Walkability
- Transport
- Employment
- Public Open Space
- Food
- Alcohol
- Housing
- Specialist Housing
- Demographic Data (ABS)
12 months online access extending to EOFY
National Paid Partner
Includes all free indicators and scorecards, plus:
for all 21 Cities Nationally
All Suburb and Neighbourhood indicators
- Liveability
- Social infrastructure
- Walkability
- Transport
- Employment
- Public Open Space
- Food
- Alcohol
- Housing
- Specialist Housing
- Demographic Data (ABS)
12 months online access extending to EOFY
Standard partnership is for a 12-month financial year from July 1 to June 30 with pro rata funding for reduced time periods. Payments are due by June 30 annually.
For Organisations or State/Federal Government Departments just one partnership will provide access to unlimited seats for the Australian Urban Observatory. Access will be by email address, allowing multiple people with the same email suffix (i.e. all @rmit.edu.au or your relevant organsational/departmental emails) to use the Observatory.
All partnership payments are reinvested into further research and development supporting conception, testing, validation, application and data visualisation of new spatial liveability indicators across Australia.