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NSW planning reforms: streamlining approvals: code assessment development

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

In addition to the exempt, complying and merit assessment development tracks that we are familiar with under the existing Environmental Planning and

NSW planning reforms: ESD and changes

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

In addition to the more significant amendments we've already covered, there are a number of additional proposed changes to the NSW planning regime

Battening down the hatches - Productivity Commission recommends reforms to adapt to climate change

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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March 28 2013

The Federal Government recently released a report produced by the Productivity Commission in September 2012 which examined the obstacles in Australian

A new planning system for New South Wales

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

On 16 April 2013, the NSW Government released its White Paper and Exposure Draft Bills in relation to the proposed reform of the NSW planning system

NSW planning reforms: a new approach to strategic planning

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

Part 3 of NSW's draft Planning Bill is essentially a rewrite of Part 3 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (EP&A Act) regarding the

NSW planning reforms: infrastructure contributions

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

NSW's White Paper and exposure draft Planning Bill intend to simplify and streamline the regime for contributions for infrastructure. The setting of

New White Paper would make NSW planning system more strategic and community-based

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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April 16 2013

The NSW Government's long-awaited White Paper - A New Planning System for NSW builds on the Green Paper on a New Planning System for NSW released

The Copenhagen Accord: what actually happened - and how?

Clayton Utz
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Australia, Global
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December 22 2009

The Copenhagen Accord will be the context within which the Government's emissions trading scheme, the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme, will be reintroduced to Parliament in February 2010

Global warming a public nuisance? US Court of Appeal allows public nuisance case to proceed

Clayton Utz
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Australia, USA
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October 12 2009

Emitters of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases should monitor developments in Connecticut v American Electric Power, as it may be a catalyst for Australian activists to also consider the use of public nuisance to address and highlight global warming

Deal or no deal? Opposition agrees to government's CPRS offer

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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November 25 2009

The Government has offered the Opposition key amendments to its CPRS package on a 'take it or leave it' basis - and at the moment, it looks like they're taking it

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NSW planning reforms: streamlining approvals: code assessment development

NSW planning reforms: ESD and changes

Battening down the hatches - Productivity Commission recommends reforms to adapt to climate change

A new planning system for New South Wales

NSW planning reforms: a new approach to strategic planning

NSW planning reforms: infrastructure contributions

New White Paper would make NSW planning system more strategic and community-based

The Copenhagen Accord: what actually happened - and how?

Global warming a public nuisance? US Court of Appeal allows public nuisance case to proceed

Deal or no deal? Opposition agrees to government's CPRS offer

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