‘Next practice’ must pave way for future cities
A Canadian expert says Australia’s city planners need to prepare for drones, air taxis, micromobility and increased urban density.
3 April, 2023
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Premier ignores infrastructure NSW recommendation on light rail project
The NSW government will invest more than $600 million to progress work on the Parramatta light rail, ignoring the advice of its own infrastructure advisory body.
2 June, 2022
Councils accused of hoarding infrastructure contributions
NSW councils are sitting on $3 billion of infrastructure contributions, a report says.
28 April, 2021
Councils recognised in development awards
A range of council projects have been recognised for excellence in Urban Development.
26 October, 2020
Developers attack councils over infrastructure fees
By Paul Hemsley Australia’s property development lobby has resumed hostilities with state and local governments over what they claim are “exorbitant charges” imposed on new building projects through collective schemes that are meant to help fund council services and projects they say would usually just be funded by rates. The charge against governments imposing “hidden […]
8 August, 2013
UDIA calls for carbon tax certainty
The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) has reiterated its call for the Federal Government to provide the property development industry with greater certainty in relation to its proposed Carbon Tax. In a letter to Treasurer Wayne Swan, the UDIA has repeated its call for detailed economic modelling on how the carbon pricing scheme […]
31 August, 2011
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