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26 October 2010

The accepted approach to ecologically sustainable development requires environmental, social and economic factors to be considered together in an integrated decision-making process.
 
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15 October 2010

Our assessment of the proposed amendments to the Airports Act is that it fails to adequately respond to the recommendations of the recent Senate Committee Inquiry into the effectiveness of Airservices Australias management of aircraft noise.
 
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06 October 2010

The bill's failure to recognise property rights as a human right is a serious oversight.
 
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01 September 2010

This is a response to federal proposals to limit free speech through greater regulation of lobbying.
 
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01 September 2010

Identifying the problems and proposing solutions. A submission by the Urban Taskforce to the Productivity Commission in response to its issues paper: Performance Benchmarking of Australian Business Regulation: Planning, Zoning and Development Assessments.
 
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22 June 2010

The potential for the Commonwealth to endorse holistic environmental protection strategies, and thereby removing the need for dual approvals will go some way to improving investor confidence in state land release policies.
 
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10 May 2010

Any policy solution must boost overall home supply and help both those looking for rental housing as well as those aspiring to own their own home. Subsidies that are funded by levies or restrictions on other forms of housing are grossly inequitable and will lead to a decline in overall housing affordability. It is crucial that no new affordable housing levies be imposed.
 
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07 May 2010

The National Broadband Network Implementation Study seriously undermines government plans to require new urban development projects to help cover the costs of the broadband network.
 
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07 May 2010

The NBN Implementation Study offers absolutely no support to the government's proposal for developers to cover the costs of 'backhaul'.
 
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07 May 2010

We cannot support the bill unless these issues are resolved and a full legal draft of the subordinate legislation has been prepared and publicly exhibited. There is too little information on the public record to give industry clarity as to the government's intentions.