Worth the wait: The impact of government funding on hospital emergency waiting times von McQuestin, Dana, Noguchi, Masayoshi

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Is 'more' better?: Testing the assumption that larger local governments are more sustainable von Drew, Joseph, Miyazaki, Masato, McQuestin, Dana

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Did amalgamation make local government more fit for the future? von Drew, Joseph, McQuestin, Dana, Dollery, Brian

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Is a problem shared a problem halved?: Shared services and municipal efficiency von McQuestin, Dana, Drew, Joseph

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Good to share? The pecuniary implications of moving to shared service production for local government services von Drew, Joseph, McQuestin, Dana, Dollery, Brian E.

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Do municipal mergers improve technical efficiency?: An empirical analysis of the 2008 Queensland Municipal Merger Program von McQuestin, Dana, Drew, Joseph, Dollery, Brian

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Community engagement in Australian local governments: a closer look and strategic implications von Christensen, Helen E., McQuestin, Dana

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Does Inequality Still Matter? Income Heterogeneity and Local Government Expenditure von Drew, Joseph, Miyazaki, Masato, McQuestin, Dana

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The temporal dependence of public policy evaluation: the case of local government amalgamation von McQuestin, Dana, Drew, Joseph, Iiboshi, Hirokuni

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The Price of Populism: The Association between Directly Elected Mayors and Unit Expenditure in Local Government von McQuestin, Dana, Drew, Joseph

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No panacea: Rate-capping in South Australian local government von Dollery, Brian, McQuestin, Dana

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Do Amalgamations Make a Difference? What We can Learn from Evaluating the Policy Success of a Large Scale Forced Amalgamation of Local Government von McQuestin, Dana, Drew, Joseph, Miyazaki, Masato

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