“…This work has highlighted the ways in which women live in cities in particular ways, different from men. In Australia, comparable work has examined how economic and demographic restructuring has impacted on women in the city (Harman, 1983), considered women's access to housing (Allport, 1983;Watson, 1988;Pabian, 1992), employment and services (Howe and O'Connor, 1982;Fincher, 1991;WISH, 1991;Winchester, 1992) as well as their political activism (Mullins, 1979;Fincher and McQuillan, 1989) and their concerns for design and security (WISH, 1991;Johnson, 1992). In addition, more recent work has highlighted the differentiation of women along lines of class, age and ethnicity (WISH, 1991;Winchester, 1992;Johnson, 1994;Thompson, 1994).…”