CityTalk: Sustainable Sydney 2030–2050 Continuing the Vision
- Tuesday 5 April 2022 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Harbour pools, reimagined town squares and expansive pedestrian boulevards.
Book your free ticket to our next CityTalks: Sustainable Sydney 2030–2050 Continuing the Vision.
We face global challenges, with a climate emergency, issues of inclusion and social justice, and a pandemic and its economic impacts.
Cities are a critical part of the solution. We listen to the voices of everyone who wants to meet these challenges to help Sydney thrive.
The City of Sydney has a plan: Sustainable Sydney 2030–2050 Continuing the Vision. This builds on our transformative city-shaping projects and programs from Sustainable Sydney 2030. It will guide our city into the future.
Sustainable Sydney 2030–2050 Continuing the Vision has future focused ideas that are essential for the success of Sydney as the powerhouse of New South Wales and Australia.
The City of Sydney has established its credentials for leading change. Now we are primed and ready for more.
Hear from global figures Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, and Jan Gehl, world-renowned architect and urban designer, who share our aspirations for shaping cities that are green, global and connected.
The Hon Matt Kean MP, NSW Treasurer and Minister for Energy and leaders from the environment, economy, culture and civil society sectors will explore the ideas in Sustainable Sydney 2030–2050 Continuing the Vision and the value of stewardship to our city.
Host: Patricia Karvelas, ABC journalist and presenter
Welcome and keynote: Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney
Keynote address: Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London (speaking live from London)
In conversation: Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney and Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London
Panel
The Hon Matt Kean MP, NSW Treasurer and Minister for Energy
Nicki Hutley, councillor, Climate Council, and economic consultant, Social Outcomes
Ronni Kahn AO, founder and Co-CEO, OzHarvest
Gabriel Metcalf, CEO of Committee for Sydney
Ken Maher AO, HASSELL fellow and president Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council
Emily McDaniel, Director First Nations, Powerhouse Museum and Curator, City of Sydney’s Eora Journey and Yananurala Harbour Walk
Performance
First Nations entertainer Mitch Tambo, “You’re the Voice”
The event will be interpreted in Auslan. For these, or other enquiries, please contact us using the details below:
02 9295 9737