Urban Living Network – All Editions

#1 - It’s happened again, this time at St Leonards South

#2 - New proposal for Clause 4.6 of the Standard Instrument LEP being “actively considered”

#3 - Draft Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan

#4 - A change in guard at the Urban Taskforce

#5 - Greater Sydney Commission personnel to move to the Western Parkland City Authority

#6 - Draft Rhodes Place Strategy

#1 - NSW Planning System is going backwards and we need the Productivity Commission to turn it around

#2 - Holdmark joins Urban Taskforce in supporting the Warrah Society

#3 - Practical Steps to get our Economy Going

#4 - Greater Sydney Commission releases “City Shaping Impacts of COVID 19” report and initial feedback from its Youth Panel

#5 - Housing Targets – will this be a tale of two cities?

#6 - Planners have taken to shooting the messenger - Planning Institute attacks the Productivity Commission’s Green Paper

#1 - Economist Peter Tulip hits back at Apartment Paper Critics – “It’s standard, simple economics”

#2 - Crown Group Tops Out Eastlakes Live

#3 - Productivity Commission’s Green Paper leads the way

#4 - Western Sydney Aerotropolis Planning Package Released

#5 - PSAP Tranche 6 released

#6 - Shoalhaven Illawarra 5 year review

#1 - Recession demands leadership to drive the economy: NIMBYs or Economic Growth, that is the question?

#2 - Kiersten Fishburn and the Planning Delivery Unit kick goals

#3 - Draft Rhodes Place Strategy on Public Exhibition

#4 - Wollondilly Council releases a suite of draft Strategies to inform LEP Review

#5 - St Leonards Crows Nest 2036 Plan - Urban Taskforce calls for urgent review

#6 - Alison Frame leaves DPIE for Canberra

#1 - NSW Productivity Commission releases Green Paper on Productivity Reform

#2 - Housing Diversity in NSW – is it a wolf in sheep’s clothing?

#3 - Report from Auditor General ‘calls out’ Councils over Developer Levies

#4 - Works Commence on the Sydney Fish Market Redevelopment

#5 - New local infrastructure and ‘affordable housing’ levies from the NSW Government

#6 - Dyldam has its Parramatta planning proposal included in Tranche 5 of the Planning System Acceleration Program

#7 - DPIE updates the Sydney Greenfield Monitor

#1 - Minister Stokes acknowledges influence of Urban Taskforce!

#2 - Seniors Living SEPP - a Statewide Policy (except when there's a political problem in having Senior's Living!)

#3 - Green space funding for Councils to reduce the burden on new home buyers and add to high quality local amenity

#4 - NSW Parliament passes Bill to cut stamp duty and incentivise investment in 'build to rent' projects

#5 - NSW Government sets out a new Housing Diversity SEPP

#6 - New ‘Starter’ at the Urban Taskforce