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This course will provide you with a practical and robust introduction to the NSW Planning System. It will be especially beneficial to people from a non-planning background that would like a better understanding of how urban planning operates in NSW. Participants will be provided with a range of planning documents in the course notes and a planning jargon buster.

Learning Outcomes:

• The purposes and rationale for planning;
• Planning terms and jargon;
• How the planning system works in NSW and in Australia;
• How local councils fit into the planning system;
• The role of land use zones in planning;
• How the two main planning tasks (controlling development and making plans) work; and
• The purpose of the main planning documents used by planners.

Designed For:

Staff at public and private organisations who work with planners and/or interact with the planning system. It would also be useful for members of the public who are interested in finding out how the planning system works.

Presenter:

		Emeritus Professor Peter Phibbs Peter resigned from the University of Sydney in 2021 after a 35-year career teaching urban planning at the University of Sydney and the University of Western Sydney. He spent the last 7 years at the University of Sydney as the Director of the Henry Halloran Trust, a research Trust funded through philanthropy. He now runs a small consultancy providing planning training (focusing on Planning for Non-Planners) as well as advice about affordable housing issues. He has a continued interest in advocating for planning and supporting NSW Local Aboriginal Land Councils in achieving fairer outcomes from the NSW Planning system.

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