Stakeholders
Conference paper
Using an urban sustainability assessment framework to support policy-making at a neighbourhood level
This paper describes an urban sustainability assessment framework first presented at SOAC 2011 and explores its use with practitioners on a real-world case study in Logan City, Queensland. The focus of the paper is on how such frameworks may be applied in Australian planning practice, using results from workshops held with Logan City practitioners in...
Conference paper
Public involvement online: planning meets Facebook and Twitter
This paper evaluates how these two social media platforms are used to inform or consult with different stakeholders and the public, and if used how, they can be true participation tools. An analysis of the literature and discourse relevant to both public involvement and social media use reveals how the planning industry could use Facebook...
Conference paper
Policy, planning and financing options for affordable housing in Melbourne
This paper draws on eight interviews conducted with housing and investment stakeholders in Melbourne currently involved in affordable housing, or with potential for such involvement.
Conference paper
Urban consolidation in Melbourne: a case study of the Monash employment cluster
This paper aims to discover why urban consolidation in Melbourne has been implemented with difficulties and thus progressed at a slow pace, by analysing the key stakeholders’ perception of the planning and development processes and their responses to the perceived issues.
Conference paper
Planning reform, interest group participation and influence: the case of New South Wales
This paper examines the issue of stakeholders and interest groups during the planning policy-making process, with reference to recent planning reforms in the state of New South Wales (NSW).