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To inform our members, the property development industry and key stakeholders, the Urban Taskforce regularly releases information on the challenges facing the property development industry and our responses to it. The following media releases are provided for your information.

 
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Date: 29/07/2010
The judgment is in on Australia’s top 11 property developments

Australia’s most impressive urban development projects have been recognised at the 2010 Development Excellence Awards.
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Date: 27/07/2010
New "competition" planning rules merely preserve the status-quo

Proposed new town planning rules in NSW merely preserve the status-quo and will do little to stop anti-competitive decisions, according to the Urban Taskforce.
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Date: 26/07/2010
NSW councils wasting money with ‘irresponsible’ litigation

Councils are wasting many millions of dollars defending bad planning decisions in court, according to the Urban Taskforce.
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Date: 25/07/2010
Cutting immigration will not solve urban congestion

Cutting immigration will not solve urban congestion, according to Urban Taskforce.
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Date: 19/07/2010
Election campaign demands new policies to unblock our cities

The Urban Taskforce has called on the major political parties to release election policies to reform land use laws, to make a serious investment in urban infrastructure and reduce development levies.
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Date: 02/07/2010
New national infrastructure list disappointing ... and discriminates against the outer suburbs

The new National Infrastructure Priority List, released today, will disappoint the residents of Sydney and Brisbane and introduces new funding criteria discriminating against urban communities on the edge of Australia's cities, according to the Urban Taskforce.
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Date: 01/07/2010
Private sector home approvals decline again: latest figures

Today's Australian Bureau of Statistics May home approval figures show the impact of the Federal government's public housing stimulus continues to wane, but private sector approvals are also in decline.
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Date: 30/06/2010
New infrastructure priority list should be urgently released

The new National Infrastructure Priority List, handed to Federal Infrastructure Minister Anthony Albanese today, should be released as soon as possible, according to the Urban Taskforce.
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