Which way to Weddell? Demographic challenges for Darwin's new satellite city

Dean Carson; Catherine Martel; Huw Brokensha; Andrew Taylor

Which way to Weddell? Demographic challenges for Darwin's new satellite city

Dean Carson, Catherine Martel, Huw Brokensha, Andrew Taylor

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Researach Aim
The research had two related aims -
1. To identify the demographic challenges faced by satellite cities in general, and
2. To investigate how the existing demography of Darwin (including experiences with the satellite city of Palmerston) might impact on those challenges.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-9
Number of pages	9
Journal	Northern Institute Research Brief Series
Issue number	57
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Which way to Weddell? Demographic challenges for Darwin's new satellite city

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