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Queensland

Report

Reducing regulatory burdens for Queensland's agriculture and resource industries


This paper provides background information about the committee's inquiry into Queensland's Agriculture and Resources Industries and flags issues that the committee invites comment on. The paper also provides guidelines to assist submitters.
Report

MITEZ 50-YEAR FREIGHT INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN


Prompted by a challenge issued by Infrastructure Australia to produce a long-term, integrated plan for the key freight infrastructure in the region's supply chain, the Mount Isa Townsville Economic Zone commissioned Juturna Infrastructure to produce: 'A 'plain English', integrated, regional supply chain master plan, driven by accurate regional freight estimates'
Report

Sunshine Coast Regional Roadmap 2012-2031


The 2012-31 Regional Roadmap provides both an overview of the Sunshine Coast economy in a State of the Region report and outlines the Priority Focus Areas that Regional Development Australia Sunshine Coast can implement, in collaboration with industry leaders and organisations. The priority focus areas have been developed over time in collaboration with a variety...
Conference paper

Re-thinking how we plan to address technically complex problems: drawing on planning theory to guide practice in revision of land use plans in coastal high hazard zones


This paper offers a preliminary framework to structure examination of the potential challenges faced by those who advise political decision-makers as they navigate amongst strategies to address increased risk associated with coastal high hazard zones, looking particularly at issues of information selection and technical literacy in communication of risks, and path dependency in determining likely...
Conference paper

Unheard stories and unmet expectations - the failure of planning


This paper will outline, particularly from the community perspective the problems with planning shifting from planners to politicians and away from the balance between planners, politicians and community that it should be.
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