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The Year in Review Political Change | Greater Sydney Commission Barangaroo | Foreign Investment | NSW Awards PIA NSW Directory 2016 December 2015 December Issue No. 105 Issue new planner the journal of the New South Wales planning profession The Year in Review Political change | Greater Sydney Commission Barangaroo | Foreign investment | NSW Awards PIA NSW Directory 2016 President Division Committee Members Marjorie Ferguson MPIA CPP, Brian Elton MPIA, Canada Bay Council Elton Consulting Vice President Christina Livers MPIA, Jenny Rudolph MPIA, AEC Group Elton Consulting Jocelyn Ullman MPIA, Mitchel Hanlon Consulting Pty Ltd Gary Shiels FPIA CPP, GSA Planning Darren Holloway MPIA CPP, Monteath & Powys Pty Ltd Vice President (Regional) (Hunter Branch Convenor) David Broyd FPIA, Geraldine Haigh MPIA CPP, David Broyd Consulting Services Pty Ltd Hopkins Consultants Immediate Past President Tony McNamara LPIA CPP, City of Canada Bay David Ryan MPIA CPP, City Plan Juliet Grant MPIA, Department of Planning and Contacting the Committee PIA Board Representative (NSW) Environment The NSW Divisional Committee Members Steve O’Connor FPIA CPP, Rachel McConkey MPIA, are elected by the NSW Membership. Their KDC Consulting and ERM Australia Newcastle City Council role is to represent the interests Jane Fielding, MPIA of the Members. Architectus To contact any members of the Committee please email [email protected] or David Winterbottom LFPIA, contact the NSW Division Office on 02 8904 1011 Localplan Pty Ltd Built Environment Master of New postgraduate degree Urban Renewal with UNSW Built Environment and Housing Master of Urban Renewal and Housing Designed for all those looking to play a part in the equitable reshaping of Australia’s cities. Now accepting applications for 2016. Find out more: be.unsw.edu.au/urbanrenewal Never Stand Still CRICOS Provider Code: 00098G 2 | DECEMBER 2015 | newplanner CONTENTS This issue Editorial 4 New Planner is the journal of the New South Wales President’s Message 5 (NSW) planning profession. The Planning Institute of Australia NSW Division publishes the Journal in March, Executive Officer’s Report 6 June, September and December. 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