All posts tagged planning
Melbourne’s future cleaner and greener
Future building developments in Melbourne will be cleaner and greener following the introduction of new planning regulations for the Victorian state capital. The city has approved planning scheme amendment aimed at lifting energy efficiency and to reduce the city’s carbon …
EU turns to green infrastructure solutions
The European Union has adopted a new strategy aimed at promoting green infrastructure, and putting natural processes at the heart of its spatial planning. Under the new strategy the
Experts say flood plans ‘ignore’ climate change
Experts have warned planning laws and flood mitigation strategies in Australia do not take into account the future impacts of climate change. As a result they are leaving communities
NSW coalition rift over government’s CSG push
There appears to be a rift between the New South Wales state government coalition partners over the government's draft plan to regulate mining in the state. The National Party,
Environmentalists claim wind farm rules cost Vic $556m
The environmental lobby group Friends of the Earth (FoE) has come up with a new assessment of the losses it says have resulted from the changed regulations in
Vic govt approves Mt Gellibrand wind farm
Spanish global renewable energy developer, Acciona Energy, has received final approval from the Victoria’s conservative Liberal-National state government to build the 63 turbine Mt Gellibrand Wind Farm in
Climate alliance challenges Vic/NSW wind farm claims
There is no credible evidence that living near turbines is bad for people’s physical well-being according to a leading alliance of health and welfare groups and they have
Ombudsman: Vic water project had no proper plan
Victoria’s ombudsman has found that a $2 billion project to upgrade the state's northern water infrastructure began without enough planning and became involved in improper dealings. In a report
Victorian solar subsidy cut puts regional jobs at risk
The clean-energy industry has hit back at the decision of the conservative Victorian state government to cut the feed-in tariff for solar energy, warning if could cost hundreds
Govt unveils blueprint for cities, productivity plan
The Labor federal government has unveiled its blueprint for the future of the nation's 18 largest cities with a warning that it's prepared to "intimidate" opponents if necessary. The





























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