Category: Current Campaigns

If you are concerned about the Heritage Listing of the Esplanade, sign the open letter here: Open letter to City of Darwin Download and print out the flyer with the open letter QR code here: 2024_05_The_Esplanade_is_most_important_QR.pdf STATEMENT OF HERITAGE VALUE The Esplanade is a large area of public open space bordering the Darwin Central Business District and…

Our voluntary organization PLan: the Planning Action Network, Inc and our colleagues the Planning for People Group, are combining to bring you a public meeting to discuss actions to improve planning in the Northern Territory. Share this content

Let’s Ask Our Community Series Nightcliff, Rapid Creek, Coconut Grove – Garden Suburbs ­- Catchments, Foreshores, Restaurants & Densification Wednesday, 24 April, 2013, at 7pm for 7.15pm Uniting Church, 21 Cummins Street, Rapid Creek (near St Pauls School) Local Speakers, Information, Discussion, Petitions to sign. Free  Refreshments… EVERYONE WELCOME – Come and  Have Your Say!…

PLan intends to have an information stall on Saturday, 4 May, 2013 from 2pm- 6pm at the annual Seabreeze Festival on the Nightcliff Foreshore, at the Community Village site (see map below). The stall will focus on current issues like the proposed restaurant on the Nightcliff foreshore headland, the essential conservation of the Ludmilla Catchment…

Lets Ask Meeting 3 MORE TO COME Wednesday, 24 April, 2013, at 7pm for 7.15pm Uniting Church, 21 Cummins Street, Rapid Creek (near St Pauls School) See Meetings & Events for more details. Share this content

Read the Kilgariff Enquiry by Design Forum Outcomes here The NT government says this “This booklet has been prepared to firstly document the Forum Outcomes, and secondly to provide a basis for further community discussion on the range of issues and options for the future development of Kilgariff.” http://www.nt.gov.au/lands/growth/kilgariff/ Share this content

Mitchell Creek is Palmerston’s  unique urban catchment  system.   From  near the Stuart Highway in the North, it runs  into the Elizabeth River  and Darwin Harbour in the South. Tributaries  flow  into the main stream like tree roots as seen from the air in Google Earth. With  Palmerston East now being built into new suburbs, such…

Introduction The Kulaluk Lease Area could be described as an area of open space close to Darwin CBD adjacent to the airport and the ocean. Share this content

The recent proposal, aggressively promoted by Planning Minister David Tollner, and Sports Minister Gary Higgins, to redevelop the derelict Harvey Norman Rugby League Stadium at Richardson park, Ludmilla was a real surprise to the Darwin Community. Lack or any prior consultation was a major issue, as Minister Tollner acted as if the decision had been…