Please join The Henry Halloran Trust for its 7th annual lecture and Dr Sarah Hill from The Greater Sydney Commission in discussing the role of governance, economics and strategy in the new world of planning.

About the lecture

In recent years there has been a strong movement back to the values of strategic planning with a greater focus on a vision for our cities together with local strategic planning statements for our areas.

Is this resurgence enough to address the age-old criticisms of planning as cumbersome, bureaucratic and unnecessarily interventionist? How should the planning system of the future go beyond land use and think bigger, more collaboratively and commercially to deliver for the communities, businesses and economies of our future cities?

Sarah will base her lecture on the findings of her academic research, experience running a firm of property economists and planners and as a public servant in two planning jurisdictions.

Sarah will share her views on where the planning profession is, and needs to be heading, in order to build trust and relevance in today’s rapidly growing cities.

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