Below are the presentations from our recent 2009 State Conference held in Torquay
Below is the presentation from Robert Papaleo and Bradley Papworth from Charter Keck Cramer given at the UDIA Research Breakfast held on Wednesday 16 September 2009 in the River Room, Crown Entertainment Complex.
Below is the presentation from Robert Papaleo from Charter Keck Cramer given at the UDIA Research Breakfast held on Wednesday 20 May 2009 in the River Room, Crown Entertainment Complex.
Below is the presentation from John Lenders MLC, Treasurer given at the UDIA May Monthly Luncheon held on Friday 1 May 2009 in the River Room, Crown Entertainment Complex.
Below are the presentations from Bert Dennis, Dennis Family Corporation, Ray Dunn, TGM Pty Ltd and Michael Malouf, Barwon Water given at the UDIA Geelong Chapter Forum held on Friday 24 April 2009 in the Council Chamber, Geelong City Hall.
Below is the presentation by Alan Oster, Group Chief Economist, National Australia Bank given at the UDIA Vic February monthly luncheon held on Friday 6 February 2009 in the Palladium Ballroom, Crown Entertainment Complex.
Below are speaker presentations from our recent Annual Conference held in Hobart on 9 and 10 October.
The UDIA has written to the Minister for Planning and the Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Innovation in relation to the duplication of approval processes between Federal and State Governments relating to native vegetation and other biodiversity issues, seeking a resolution to this problem.
The Department of Planning and Community Development released 4 new Practice Notes relating to Native Vegetation management and an amended Clause 52.16-2 of the Victoria Planning Provisions following approval by the Minister for Planning on 15 September 2008. The new Practice Notes together with the new Clause 52.16-2 provide a much clearer process for handling native vegetation issues. The most significant aspect is that a more strategic approach to handling native vegetation is highlighted, based on the three step, avoid, minimize or offset options for managing vegetation and that both planning authorities and landowners can prepare native vegetation precinct plans, enabling some time savings if a landowner does not wish to wait for a planning authority to undertake the work.
The final guidelines for the Housing Affordability Fund are attached. There appear to be opportunities for members to apply for funding both in a partnership (with and state or local government) or individually.
Our recent Research Breakfast with Robert Papaleo from Charter Keck Cramer and Colin Keane from VicUrban provided interesting information on our industry.
Rod Wright from the Department of Planning and Community Development presented the major findings of the 2007 Urban Development Program at the Developers lunch at the Caulfied Racecourse. Attached for your information is a copy of Rod’s presentation.
At our recent Research Breakfast, Charter Keck Cramer give a presentation on economic outlook.
UDIA Vic recently held their annual state conference in Geelong. Speakers included the Minister for Planning Justin Madden, Bert Dennis - Dennis Family Corporation and David Hunter - Coomes Consulting.
Over 170 attended the two day conference.
Below are powerpoint presentations by our speakers
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