“…In addition, access to geo-referenced information, which refers to geospatial information, such as postcodes or other area-related measures, is necessary for understanding questions related to place and health, which is increasingly becoming recognised as a prominent research area. 7 , 8 , 9 Many Australian health surveys contain geo-referenced information at varying levels of granularity, such as the 45 and Up Study 10 and the Household, Income, and Labour Dynamics (HILDA) study. 11 , 12…”