Through our extensive research, we provide recommendations that advance our advocacy agenda to help reform, reshape and revitalise the Greater Perth region.
Progress Tracker: Five
During 2019-20, the Committee for Perth is undertaking the Hashtag Perth project to reposition the region by enhancing its reputation as a place to live, work, visit, study and invest.
As an evidenced-based organisation, the first year of the project is research-intensive and will form the basis of the discussions, draft recommendations and ultimately the final report that will follow in year two.
FACTBase Bulletin 68 - Perth's Innovation Hotspots and Collaborations
This Bulletin focuses on understanding innovation and collaboration in Perth. It uses a frequently used proxy to measure innovation - patent applications - which were extracted from the OECD Regional Patent (REGPAT) statistics and provide a suitable indicator of overall innovative activity. This Bulletin is the seventh research input into Hashtag Perth.
FACTBase Bulletin 67 - Cost of Living in Greater Perth
This Bulletin is the sixth research input into the Hashtag Perth project. It aims to establish whether the cost of living in Greater Perth in 2019 is a comparative weakness or strength of the region as compared to other Australian cities.
The latest FACTBase Bulletin is a comparative analysis of Greater Perth’s population between 1947 and 2016. From the end of the Second World War to the most recent Census, the bulletin shows the extensive changes to the average Western Australian within that 70-year period. This report is the fifth research input into the Committee for Perth's major project, Hashtag Perth.
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The Committee For Perth acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.
