Going underground – the future of planning?
In the future, buildings may be constructed underground to accommodate increasing population growth.
3 February, 2022In the future, buildings may be constructed underground to accommodate increasing population growth.
3 February, 2022Legislation to introduce reforms to NSW developer levies has hit a speed bump with the release of a parliamentary committee’s report.
12 August, 202113 NSW councils have been given $350,000 each to speed up planning assessment times.
12 July, 2021The NSW government has accepted recommendations for overhauling infrastructure contributions – but councils say there are some red flags.
7 March, 2021Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
25 October, 2020The NSW government is introducing measures to back the emerging build-to-rent sector.
30 July, 2020A reformed NSW planning oversight body will have fewer commissioners.
3 February, 2020Commuters may one day be offered a Netflix-style public transport subscription service.
4 November, 2019Quality open spaces can unlock urban growth, a NSW planning bureaucrat says.
15 October, 2019Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
6 September, 2019A population policy has to address immigration, sustainability and infrastructure, says former NSW Premier Bob Carr.
3 July, 2019Boosting Australia’s population to 60 million could turn the nation into an economic powerhouse, a forum has heard.
23 April, 2019Local governments refute developer peak body’s claim that they’re behind development targets.
6 December, 2018Property developers slam NSW Government’s policy changes as a “pre-election scare campaign” against development.
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