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Activity 1

Groups of students take on the role of individuals in distinct target groups. These people are looking for a new place to live. Consider what is MOST LIKELY for an AVERAGE person/couple/family in each of these groups.

PART A: Identify FOUR of the liveability criteria that would be important to this group’s decisions about where to live. Explain why these criteria are important for this particular group.

PART B: Identify TWO of the liveability criteria that would NOT be important to this group’s decisions about where to live. Explain why these criteria are NOT important for this particular group.

Answer the two sections and then share your findings with the class.

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Part B:
An 80 year old woman living on her own would not want:
Live music,
Employment opportunities
She wouldn’t want live music because she wouldn’t want to go out and it would too loud for her. Also it wouldn’t entertain her. She also wouldn’t want Employment opportunities because she is most likely retired and she wouldn’t want to work everyday.

A mother of a newborn baby would not want:
A sporting venues
Age care
She wouldn’t want sporting venues because it wouldn’t entertain the baby what so ever, and the baby will most likely cry the whole time. Age care wouldn’t be needed because the baby is not old and either is the mum.

A businessman with no partner or child would not want
He wouldn’t want access to aged care facilities because

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A family with Children aged 8-13
Affordable housing
Shopping centres
Availability of libraries
Safe environment

A family with children aged 8-13 will need a safe community to live in and able to go to libraries to learn and a shopping center to buy the food

A mother with a newborn baby
Affordable housing - because they are not houseless
Availability of employment - so the can afford a house and school fee ‘s
Shopping centres - to buy stuff for the baby like nappies and food

Part B
A family with children would not want access to aged care facilities around them or hospitals for advanced heart health because they wouldn’t need time  anytime soon or the kids would need it

A mother with a newborn baby
Wouldn’t need sporting events or live music because of the babies ears would hurt them or cause injuries

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PART A:
An 80-year-old person living on their own: Access to in-home nursing care because they will need help if something bad happens. Safe environment so that they don’t get hurt and/or robbed. Access to aged-care facilities because they will need someone to talk to because they are on their own. Shopping centres so that they can buy their own food.

A mother with a newborn baby: Access to affordable transport so that they can get to places quicker without having to pay a lot. Affordable housing so that she can pay for the house and food for her and her children at the same time. Safe environment so that her children will not get hurt or kidnapped. Availability of employment opportunities so that she can earn money to pay for the children.

A business man with no partner or children: Affordable transport so that he can get to work early. Availability of employment opportunities so that he can earn money and get a partner. Live music venues so that he can have some entertainment. A safe environment so that his work cannot get stolen.

A 20-year-old university student: Availability of libraries so that they can study and get a good job. Availability of employment opportunities so that they can pay for the university. A safe environment so that they cannot get hurt. Shopping centres so that he can get food and drink.

A family with two parents aged 13 and 8: Affordable housing so that they can pay for the house. A safe environment so that the children cannot get hurt or kidnapped. Affordable transport so that the children can get to school on time, as well as the parents getting to work. Availability of employment opportunities so that the parents can get a good job.

PART B:
A mother with a newborn baby: Restaurants and cafes because this would waste their money, so they will not need it unless really necessary.
Live music venues because this can also be a waste of money, and the newborn baby might not like loud music.

A 80-year-old person living on their own: Live music venues, because they might not like the ‘new’ music, and also because it would be too loud so they would go deaf(er, no offence, again). Sporting venues because it might be bad for people to yell in their ears when someone gets a score.

A business man with no partner or children: sporting venue because they don’t have any children that play sport. Access to aged care facilities because they do not seem that old.

A retired couple aged 65-70: sporting venues because they are too old to play sport, and because it might be too loud for them. Live music venues because it will be too loud for their ears.

A 20-year-old university student: Sporting and live music venues because they are too busy with their work to go to venues.

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Part A
Retired couple aged 65-70
1. Access to aged care facilities
2.safe environment
3.affordable transport
4.hospitals with advanced heart health facilities
Access to aged care facilities and hospitals with advanced heart health facilities. because their at a certain age were they can’t look after them self And their hart will start giving up. So they need access to these two facilities. The two couples are getting old so having a safe environment is very important. Affordable transport is very important for old people because they don’t have a job so a

affordable transport is very important. Family with two children aged 13 and 8
1. Affordable housing
2. Digital access
3. Shopping centers
4. Safe environment

Affordable housing and shopping centers are good for this family because the parents might not have jobs so they need to afford a house and have access to shopping centers. The children are at school so they need digital access to complete their school work. Safe environment so the children are able to walk to and from school and if they have to stay home by them selfs.

part B
80 year old person
Would not need live music,sporting venues,digital access, librarie

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A family with children aged 13 and 8.
- safe environment
-availability to libraries
-shopping centres
- affordable transport

A family with children aged 13 and 8 will need a safe environment so they are able to be happy that their children are safe, availability to libraries is important so kids are able to have good education aswell as shopping centres so they are able to buy resources for food, drink, hygiene etc and they need affordable transport so kids can get to and from school as walking is hard with a family.

A retired couple 65-70
-affordable transport
-affordable housing
-access to aged care facilities
- a safe environment

A retired couple aged 65-70 is going to need affordable transport as they are elderly and can't walk as much and they aren't employed so they can't pay big expenses and affordable housing is need as they need to keep safe with not using much money that's why they'll also need access to age care facilities as they are elder and need to have access to age care for health concerns and a safe environment is a good thing to have so its safe for them incase  a robbery happens and they can't defend themselves.

A couple in their 30's with no children
-availability of employment
-affordable housing
-affordable transport
-digital access

A couple in their 30's with no children are going to need employment so they can save money to buy a house for food etc as they are young they would want to start off with affordable housing as they only need like one room aswell as transport would need to be affordable so can travel to and from places/work and digital access to contact eachother.

PART B

An 80 year old person living on her own

-live musci
-sporting venues

Elderly people usually become more sensitive live music isn't what you would find someone at the age of 80 at and besides there are other concerns, aswell as sporting venues it would be too loud and so much movement and would cost money that could go towards health.

A mother wih a newborn baby

-live music
-restaurants and cafe's

A mother with a newborn baby should stay home as it is a safe choice, live music is too loud for a baby and when th
baby starts crying it's not going to be fun also since you are most likely unemployed as you have a baby the money should go towards something worthwhile not to a restaurant and a cafe when your by yourself.

A business man with no partner and children

-access to I home nursing care
-availability of employment

A business man is an adult so he doesn't need nursing care and as he is a business man he doesn't need employment.

A 20 year old university student
-access to aged care facilities
-access to nursing care

A university student is 20 he is still young and doesn't need aged care facilities as he is also older than a child they wouldn't need nursing care either.

A family wih two parents and children aged 13& 8
-access to aged care faciliti facilities
-live music

Kids are young and do not need aged care facilities as well as the parents and live music can help distract kids from school even tough it would be entertaining.

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1 acsess to age care facilities- because he’s old
Shopping centres- he has to eat
Acsess to in home nursing- because he old and weak
Advanced health care -because he could die any moment

2 affordable housing- because they poor
Shopping centres because baby need food
Employment- because they need money for baby
Hospital- baby need to live

3 affordable transport- to get to places
Digital access- because they need email
Restaurant cafe- for meetings
Shopping centres- for equipment

4 affordable housing- they need shelter
Affordable transport- to get places
Employment- job for life
Digital- to study

5 shopping centres- for clothes
Transport- to get places
Housing- to have shelter
Safe environment- to be safe

6 in-house nursIng- because they old
Advanced health care- because they old
Housing- they retired
Safe environment- because they don’t know karate

7digitil access- entertainment
Housing- to live in
Live music venues- entertainment
Job opportunity- get money

Part B

A 80 yr old man would not need sport care because he can’t barley even walk

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A family with two parents and children ages 13 and 8
Digital access
Affordable housing
Shopping centre
Safe environment
They would want digital access to entertain the children especially the 13 year old. Affordable housing is important because the children need a good space and children can be very expensive so the house has to be affordable. Shopping centre are very important because they need to buy food and clothes to take care of the children. A safe environment is the most important from the criteria because having an 8 year old child you need to have a safe environment so that there isn't the risk of being kidnaped and being robbed.

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A family with two parents and children aged 13 and 8
- shopping centres
- a safe environment
- affordable transport
- digital access
Paragraph:
We chose a safe environment because you want to make sure your family is safe also because you don’t want your children growing up in an unsafe environment where anything can go wrong and you don’t want them thinking that you can do the wrong thing and get away with it.We also chose shopping centres so that you can provide food and resources for your family also to entertain your children.
We then chose affordable transport just incase  they don’t have a way to get to the places that they need to be and it is cheap and affordable. Lastly we chose digital access so that the parents can do work from home while the children can have some entertainment or even do assessment/homework.

A retired couple aged 65-70
- a safe environment
- access to age care facilities
- hospitals with advanced heart health facilities
- affordable transport
Paragraph:
We chose a safe environment because you want to know that you and your partner are safe at all times also because older people could be a target to intruders.
We also chose access to age care facilities because they are older and more sickness could occur also because they might have health problems.
We then chose hospitals with advanced heart health facilities because they are older and have more chance in getting heart and chest problems.
Lastly we chose affordable transport because they might have problems with there health so they can’t afford a car so they need cheap transport to get around.

A couple in their 30s with no children
- a safe environment
- restaurants and cafes
-sporting venues
- availability of employment opportunities

We chose a  safe environment because you would want to live in a safe place and know that no one is going to break into your house. Next we chose restaurants and cafes because they are a couple without children and probably would want to go out in their free time. Then we chose sporting venues because, again, they might want to go out somewhere fun on their free time cause they don’t have kids to look after. Finally, we chose availability of employment opportunities because they obviously need to work to be able to support themselves and sometimes it can be hard to get a reliable job.

Part B:

A 80 year old person living on their own
- live music venues
-availability of employment opportunities
Paragraph:
We chose live music venues because they probably won’t want to go to live music venues considering they are 80 years old. Then we chose availability of employment opportunities because they are older and probably retired.

A mother with a newborn baby
-access to in-home nursing care
-access to aged care facilities
Paragraph:
we chose access to in-home nursing care and access to aged care facilities because they are for older couple/ people.

A business man with no partner or children
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1. A year 20 year old university student:
- Availability of libraries
- Digital access
- Availability of employment opportunities
-  Affordable transport

Part B: The two least least helpful liveability criteria is Live music venues and sports venue these two criteria’s are not helpful for a 20 year old university student that needs to study and get a job so that they can earn money to live, but on the other hand live music venues and sports venue are not useful because this student needs to work on what she wants to be when the student is older.

2. A family with two parents and children aged 13 and 8
- Safe environment
- Shopping centres
- Affordable housing
- Digital access

Part B: The least two least helpful liveability criteria is access to age care facilities and availability of community centres these two criteria’s are not helpful for a family with two parents and children aged 13 and 8 that needs to safe environment, shopping centres, affordable housing and digital access but age care faction and availability of community centres are not helpful at all to them this is because they are a bit to young for an age care at the aged 13 and 8.

3. A 80 year old person living on their own:
- Access to the age care facilities
- Hospital with advanced heart health facilities
- Access to in- home nursing care
- Safe environment

Part B: The two least helpful liveability criteria’s is Affordable transport and sporting venues these two criteria’s are not helpful for a 80 year old person living on their on this is because they do not need Affordable transport because the person is old so they probably can’t go anywhere and would get the stuff they need delivered to them and they don’t need sporting venues because they are old and they would most likely be at home or at an age care relaxing

4. A mother with a newborn baby:
- Affordable housing
- Safe environment
- Shopping centres
- Restaurants and cafes

Part B: The two least helpful liveability criteria’s is Access to aged care facilities and access to in-home nursing care these two criteria’s are not helpful for a mother with a newborn baby this is because aged care facilities she is not old she is in her 20- mid 30 and she wouldn’t need access to in-home nursing care because she can take care of herself and her own baby

5. A business man with no partner or children.
- Affordable transport
- Digital access
- Availability employment opportunities
- Restaurants and cafes

Part B: The least two helpful liveability criteria’s is sporting venues and live music venues these two criteria’s are the least helpful for a sporting venue because he is a business man and not a manger of the sporting venue. Live music is least helpful because he is going to be very busy with work and he might not be interested with the music choices.

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A retired couple aged 65-70: A safe environment, Affordable transport, Affordable housing, Access to in-home nursing care. They need these things to keep safe and they need to be able to have a home because they aren’t working anymore and transport to get to there destination and in- Home nursing because of they have a fall and hurt themselves they can get help quickly.

A couple in their 30s and have no children: Availability of employment opportunities, Shopping centres, Digital access, Affordable transport. They need all those things because with employment opportunities they can make money and shopping centres to buy the resources they need and digital access so if they have a job they can email there boss or there employees and they also need affordable transport to get to there destination.

Part B: An 80 year old would not need sporting venues because they are not flexible and sporty.an 80 year old would also not need employment opportunities because they are not flexible and flexible. A mom with a new barn baby would not need in Home Nursing care because the baby or the mother will not need that. They do not need live music venues because it will be to loud for the baby.

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PART A)
12)
- Digital Access,
- Employment Opportunities,
- Safe Environment,
- Shopping Centers.

Digital Access is needed to entertain the children such as toys, and allow the parents to work at home and away to make money. The parents need employment to make money to give them a good education, to by the food and to raise the kids healthily and mentally. The kids need a safe environment to live in. Shopping Centers are needed to buy food, drink, and toys to raise the children happily..

13)
- A Safe Enviroment,
- Aged Care Facilities,
- Libraries
- Affordable Transport.

A safe environment is needed for a retired couple as they are unable to defend them selves most,of the time. They need aged care facilities as they are retired and are getting older so they need others to help them live and be there for them. Libraries are useful for them as they can go there in their spare time. They are retired so they only get paid little by the government to help them live so affordable transport is needed for them to get around.

14)
- Employment Opportunities
- Live Music Venues
- Shopping Centres
- Affordable Housing

Employment opportunities are required for the couple as they need to make money to survive and stay healthy. As they are a couple, live music venues are needed for their entertainment together. Shopping centres are needed so that they can buy food, drink and other necessities for living. Affordable housing is required as they will need somewhere to live throughout their life and they need it to be not too expensive for them.

PART B)

80 yr old

Live music, sporting venue.

He/she does not need these things because he/she is old and will not be playing sports or going to live music because he/she probably wants peace and quite.

Mother with baby

Access to aged care facilities, sporting venues.

She will not need these thing because she has baby and it will not play sports as it is newborn. She will also not need aged care facilities because she is not very old.

Business man

Aged care facilities, sporting venue

He will not need aged care because he doesn’t seem like he would be very old if he is a business man and he has not children to play sport.

20yr old student

Sporting venues, aged care facilities

He will not need these things as he is studying and might not have enough time to go and play sport. He is also not old so he will not need aged care

Couple that are 30 within no children

In-home nursing care, aged care facilities

They will not need these things as they are not that old they are only 30 and probably do not have any heart problems yet. They do not need aged care because they can take care of themselves.