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Council sees the light on disability access
Posted on 03/06/2011 | No CommentsKaren Knight has been blind all her life. Lumpy, dangerous footpaths are a problem for her, as is access to public transport. This morning Ms Knight, the state manager of... -
Planners endorse call for clearer, simpler rules
Posted on 18/05/2011 | 1 CommentNSW planning legislation should be extensively rewritten – including going back to separate development and building applications, planner David Broyd says. His paper, Where to Planning?, published by the University... -
Productivity Commission delivers governments a road map to reform state planning systems
Posted on 17/05/2011 | No CommentsThe Productivity Commission has today handed the federal and state governments a road map for the reform of the nation’s tired town planning laws, according to the Urban Taskforce. The... -
Population strategy fails credibility test
Posted on 15/05/2011 | 1 CommentThe Property Council of Australia says the Gillard Government’s Population Strategy fails the credibility test and it runs the risk of damaging Australia’s long-term prosperity. “This is not a detailed... -
Free advice for communities to support neighbourhood planning in UK
Posted on 29/04/2011 | No CommentsCommunities are getting a supportive boost to help make their neighbourhood vision a reality through a new scheme offering free access to expert advice and guidance, Planning Minister Greg Clark... -
NSW Government to scrap Part 3A- All new applications halted
Posted on 05/04/2011 | No CommentsA major overall of the NSW planning system is set to begin with scrapping Part 3A major projects. Half of the 500 major projects currently being assessed by the State... -
Coalition can help NSW reclaim the mantle as the place to invest
Posted on 01/04/2011 | No CommentsThe Coalition’s resounding election victory offers NSW the opportunity to capture the new wave of investment needed to underpin strong economic growth, according to the Property Council of Australia. “Barry... -
Pistol-packing pachyderms have other plans for O’Farrell
Posted on 01/04/2011 | No CommentsPlanning issues were at the forefront of the Government policies leading up to the recent NSW elections. Elizabeth Farrelly, Sydney Morning Herald columnist, author and architect, examines how the new Liberal... -
Planning Minister ran down clock for approvals
Posted on 10/03/2011 | No CommentsJUST hours before the NSW government moved into caretaker mode last week, the Planning Minister, Tony Kelly, approved four separate developments at Barangaroo, dealing another blow to critics attempting to... -
Liberation Squares
Posted on 28/02/2011 | No CommentsIn response to the recent Egyptian revolution, New York Architect, Vishaan Chakrabarti analyses the urban spaces in which public protests have transpired including Cairo’s Tahrir Square, the historic Tiananmen Square,...