Prosper Australia has been part of the fabric of Australian civil society since the days of Federation. Our journal Progress was first published in May 1904.

Each edition features leading Georgist perspectives from around the world. Progress articles delve into issues such as wealth inequality, land ownership, sustainable development, social justice, and economic policies. We feature thought-provoking Georgist content that challenges conventional thinking and offers innovative solutions to societal problems.

Members are free to explore the Progress archives at our North Melbourne office during business hours, with our library extending back to the 1890s. We also accept reader submissions which can be made here.

Value Capture

Cover of Progress magazine, Spring 2025 issue. The header reads “Sharing the Earth So All May Prosper.” Below the title “PROGRESS,” the main graphic shows a circular diagram labelled “Value Capture.” Around the circle are the phrases “Transportation Improvement,” “Faster Travel Times,” and “Higher Land Values,” each with arrows indicating a cycle. Inside the circle are images of housing with a “For Sale” sign, a scaffolding-covered building under construction, a train, and blurred car lights, representing urban development and infrastructure.

Progress 1135
Spring 2025

Entry Price to Life on Earth

Progress 1131
Winter 2021

Impeding the Market

Progress 1127
Autumn 2019

The Tax Shift

Progress 1134
Spring 2024

Coherence

Progress 1130
Summer 2020

The Danger of High Land Prices

Progress 1126
Summer 2018

Housing in Crisis

Progress 1133
Winter 2023

Beyond the Pandemic

Progress 1129
Winter 2020

 

Unspoken Alternatives to Expensive Housing

Progress 1125
Spring 2018

On a Win

Progress 1132
Summer 2021

Options

Progress 1128
Summer 2019

The Primer Edition

Progress 1120
Winter 2017

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Prosper Australia members receive a complimentary copy of Progress delivered straight to their door ahead of our digital release. To secure your copy and to support the promotion of land economic reform in Australia, join us.