With Community Participation Plans promised across the NSW Planning system it is timely to look at the experience of community groups who have engaged with the planning process in the…
Posted In: #134 Spring 2018, Community Engagement, Community Sector, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Planning in Inner Sydney,
With development around every corner in inner Sydney, it is likely you might want to raise your concerns about a development. Amelia Thorpe provides some suggestions on how to make…
Posted In: #134 Spring 2018, Community Engagement, Planning and Built Environment Issues, Planning in Inner Sydney,
A Compact would represent an agreement about how urban renewal is conducted in social housing areas, and how social housing tenants were to be treated and engaged. Bernie Coates explains…
Posted In: #132 Winter 2017, Community Engagement, Housing Types and Issues, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Housing, Public Housing – Redevelopment, Urban Development,
It’s not always easy to have your say in a consultation process. Here are a few things you can do to get your key messages and main concerns on the…
Posted In: #132 Winter 2017, Community Engagement, Housing Types and Issues, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Housing, Public Housing – Redevelopment,
Two positions are currently in place to support Waterloo tenants independently of Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) during the master planning process. The projects are run by non-government organisations as…
Posted In: Community Engagement, Housing Types and Issues, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Housing, Public Housing - Waterloo, Urban Development,
The community asked for what was negotiable and non-negotiable to be available before consultations started. In the lead up to the start of visioning, Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) has…
Posted In: #132 Winter 2017, Community Engagement, Housing Types and Issues, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Housing, Public Housing - Waterloo,
This is an overview of the major government, non-government and community organisations and projects around the Waterloo master planning prepared by Geoff Turnbull.
Posted In: #132 Winter 2017, Community Engagement, Housing Types and Issues, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Housing, Public Housing - Waterloo, Urban Development,
Shelter NSW has produced a factsheet for public tenants facing redevelopment which we have reproduced below. In short it encourages tenants to stay informed, have your say, assert your rights…
Posted In: #130 Spring 2016, #132 Winter 2017, Community Engagement, Housing Types and Issues, Planning for People and Social Issues, Public Housing, Public Housing – Redevelopment, Urban Development,
The world has changed a lot in the last 40 years but the challenge of people having a say in what happens in their communities remains. Charmaine Jones reflects on…
Posted In: #130 Spring 2016, Celebrating 40 years, Community Development, Community Engagement, Community Sector, Inner Sydney Voice – ISRCSD, Planning for People and Social Issues,