Eleanor is an economist at Frontier Economics with over a decade of experience advising on business cases, cost benefit analyses and economic modelling to inform complex public policy and infrastructure decisions. She has worked closely with state and federal government agencies, regulators and industry bodies, with particular expertise in health infrastructure and ports and freight.
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Eleanor has led and contributed to the appraisal of major health infrastructure investments, including hospital redevelopments and strategic business cases to support health worker accommodation in regional communities. Her work has directly informed funding decisions, options selection and assurance processes, with a focus on value for money, workforce attraction and long-term health outcomes.
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Eleanor also has significant experience in the ports and freight sector, including throughput forecasting and economic impact assessment for major Australian ports. Her work has supported decision-making on port-side land use, long-term capacity planning and the role of ports in regional and state economies.
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Her technical capability in economic modelling, forecasting and data analytics, often results in developing bespoke models to assess infrastructure investment, labour markets, housing demand and industry-wide impacts. This includes translating complex quantitative analysis into clear, decision-focused advice for senior stakeholders.
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