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Celebrate World Town Planning Day
Posted on 20/10/2011 | No CommentsThe Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) has aligned with other international planning industry groups to promote the annual online conference that will be held on World Town Planning Day, 1-2... -
Online lodgement for major projects
Posted on 15/09/2011 | No CommentsProponents of major projects will now be able to lodge their applications online under the new planning regime for NSW. Online lodgement for State Significant Development and State Infrastructure Development... -
Unlocking Sydney’s Suburbs; a case for urban renewal
Posted on 20/05/2011 | No CommentsThe Planning Institute of Australia recently held its annual Young Planner’s Forum at Sydney’s Olympic Park. This year’s forum was called the “Planning Skills Bootcamp”. The forum ran over two... -
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... -
Queensland floods article published in planning institute’s magazine
Posted on 08/04/2011 | No CommentsMy article on the Queensland floods was recently published in the March edition of the Planning Institute of Australia’s (PIA NSW) quarterly magazine ‘New Planner’. This edition focused on environmental... -
The Challenges of NSW’s Planning System
Posted on 27/03/2011 | No CommentsI was recently invited to attend a planning forum organised by the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Faculty of the Built Environment (FBE). They asked me to prepare a... -
Ask the Experts: Interview with Robin King-Cullen
Posted on 07/02/2011 | No CommentsRobin King-Cullen, Principal at The Planning Academy Contact: admin@theplanningacademy.com.au Website: www.theplanningacademy.com.au What are the objectives of The Planning Academy? The Planning Academy aims to increase understanding and knowledge about... -
Implications of the Queensland floods on the planning system
Posted on 25/01/2011 | 1 CommentBy Eli Gescheit In response to the recent flooding that has transpired in Queensland, I decided to undertake some research on how the planning system addresses flood management. Viewing the... -
National call to get politics out of planning
Posted on 27/12/2010 | No CommentsA raft of built environment organisations, professionals, academics and corporations has signed an open letter to call for bi-partisan support for urban policy, in the hope that political rivalries will... -
Bring on the green bans for Barangaroo
Posted on 20/12/2010 | No CommentsI recently attended a Barangaroo bashing event on Monday 30th November organised by Greens minister David Shoebridge. It was earmarked to discuss the “Independent critical examination of the proposed Barangaroo...