The article discusses how combining land use and transport planning can improve accessibility in urban areas. By using accessibility models, planners can analyze travel demand based on land use, demographics, and the transport network. Changing these factors can impact accessibility, leading to better access to services like health facilities, more efficient public transport routes, and increased opportunities for living near job locations. The paper reviews the current situation in Australia and provides examples of how accessibility planning techniques can enhance transport and urban planning in the country.