Regional planning
Report
Royalties for regions progress report July 2015 - June 2016
Royalties for Regions provides a dedicated regional development investment fund – facilitating economic, business and social development. This Royalties for Regions Progress Report highlights the range of projects undertaken across the State in 2015-16
Report
The roles of agricultural biodiversity in the McLaren Vale landscape
This report outlines the values of biodiversity in the viticultural/agricultural region of McLaren Vale, south of Adelaide, with a focus on the processes of erosion and the uses of agricultural biodiversity, or agrobiodiversity, within local production systems.
Discussion paper
Planning legislation updates: summary of proposals January 2017
The primary purpose of this package of updates to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (EP&A Act) is to promote confidence in our state’s planning system. This will be achieved through four underlying objectives: • to enhance community participation; • to promote strategic planning; • to increase probity and accountability in decisionmaking; and •...
Conference proceedings
Maintaining regional Queensland’s natural capital and ecosystem services - proceedings of the Sustainable Queensland Forum
Rural producers, natural resource managers and conservation managers face a constantly changing set of climatic and human influences. This symposium sought to explore pathways to practical and effective natural resource and conservation management in regional Queensland.
Evaluation
Enabling climate change adaptation across Gippsland local governments: staff perceptions of adaptive capacity and regional collaboration
This report presents the findings of all project evaluation activities carried out as part of the project ‘Enabling Gippsland Councils to integrate climate risk and adaptation into local and regional strategies’, which concluded in August 2016. The Centre for Urban Research at RMIT University was asked to develop and implement a project evaluation framework to...