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13-Oct-2017
CEO's Diary - October 2017

Find out what we've been up to this month and what we have planned for the rest of October.
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13-Oct-2017
Advocating on election priorities

The Institute continues to advocate to the Palaszczuk Government, the Opposition and other parties on its election priorities.
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12-Oct-2017
Provisions to the Planning Regulation 2017 have been made

Two amendments have been made to Planning Regulation 2017 effective 6 October 2017.
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10-Oct-2017
Don’t miss the Toowoomba event next week

Did you know Heads Up: New Age Financing is just around the corner? It’s your chance to learn how the local housing market is performing from the experts.
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10-Oct-2017
Update on Townsville’s LGIP

The Townsville Branch committee will be following up with Townsville City Council on improving infrastructure planning and the Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP).
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10-Oct-2017
Townsville committee meeting update

The Townsville Branch committee meeting held on September 20 was an opportunity to discuss the Branch’s position on some local projects like the election priorities, planning fee increases etc.
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10-Oct-2017
Update on Townsville City Deal

The Institute’s Townsville Branch has been invited to be part of the Townsville City Deal Local Partnership Forum.
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10-Oct-2017
SEQRP considers diverse housing

Take a look at an excerpt from the establish article "How regional plans consider the need for diverse housing typologies", written by Kerry Riethmuller, Executive Director Regional and Spatial Planning from the Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning.
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10-Oct-2017
You could be a certified EnviroDevelopment Professional

There has been a lot of interest in our upcoming EnviroDevelopment Professional (EDP) training course. The team is excited to be certifying more industry professionals as EDPs.
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10-Oct-2017
Ipswich Branch requests lot fees review

The Ipswich Branch has written to the Ipswich City Council noting that fees relating to commercial and industrial uses continue to be generally competitive with other South East Queensland councils.
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