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I didn't explain myself well and I shouldn't have used the term 'socioeconomically disadvantaged' as it's a loaded term, it just seemed easier to type than 'further down the socioeconomic ladder'. I wasn't claiming that low-income households are too poor to eat healthily, as it isn't hard to eat...

Again with the unsubstantiated claims. NYC has a similar obesity rate to Australia and you'll find a greater correlation between poverty and obesity than low-density living and obesity. In Australia, our outer suburbs tend to be socioeconomically disadvantaged, hence the higher rates of...

I agree with you regarding suburban sprawl being resource inefficient, but I don't know where you pulled 'New Yorkers and Parisians have a much better quality of life than 99% of Australians' from. Based on what criteria exactly? Australia ranks very well in quality of life indexes and...