Our paper is finally out.
We examined whether Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (paricularly, the Index of Relative Socioeconomic Disadvantage – IRSD) should be based on a more locally sensitve indicator, in contrast to the existing national and state-based rankings. This aims to develop more suitable rankings, esp. for regional areas.
Please see our article in the Journal of Australian Population Studies.
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CONGRATULATIONS Ralf on the publication of this important study!!
It’s great you have a link to the paper on your website (just tweak the 2 words in the title of the journal) The editor in me couldn’t resist flagging that. 🙂
I’m so sorry I didn’t reply to your kind text message.
I am, probably like oodles of Melbournians, running on fumes.
I cannot fathom how you & Anila managed to not only Move House
but purchase and RENOVATE a house!?!?!
How on earth did achieve all of that? I am in awe.
It is incredibly stressful to relocate irrespective of the distance.
I hope we can catch up and get Danyal & Aidan reunited over the
summer holidays.
Stuart has been in Melbourne. We saw him briefly last night.
He’s visiting his Mum every day – she’s in care in Heidelberg – and
departs, I think, for Queensland on Saturday.
You must find it very stressful having such a huge geographic
distance between you and your Dad/family.
I do hope you manage to get back to Germany when you
feel it is safe to do so. That’s probably the equivalent of
“how long is a piece of string”? The 4th wave is looking catastrophic.
Think we need to make the most of this summer…..
Take Care,
Mae.
Hi Mae,
Love the comment – keep it up!
…and thanks, fixed up the 2 tyops!
We should catch up soon, when the holidays start – chasing sting rays in the bay!
Talk soon,
Ralf