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Daily Archives: March 4, 2023

Greenslabor hopes that no-one noticed the deregulation of planning

March 4, 2023A DICKSON RESIDENT, biodiversity, CANBERRA, climate change, GOVERNANCE, Landscape, legislation, opinions, politics, SUSTAINABLE SETTLEMENTS, trees, urban design, urban development, URBANITYACT Planning, Andrew Barr, Ben Ponton, Greenslabor, lies, planning reformPaul Costigan

With the formal consultations now closed on the ACT government’s planning reforms, many in Canberra’s community groups would be wondering about the motivations of the planning bureaucracy.

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