by Ross Lowrey | Oct 20, 2021 | Commentary, Democratic Planning, Public Transport, Urban Form
By Ross Lowrey The Suburban Rail Loop Bill to create the Suburban Rail Loop Authority will make lasting changes to the way Melbourne is planned. The Bill gives the Premier and SRL Minister complete power to plan and develop SRL Precincts. And it gives the SRL...
by Ray Walford | Sep 16, 2020 | Affordable Housing, Amenity, News, Transport, Urban Form
A submission to City of Melbourne Macaulay Draft Structure Plan Refresh 2020 has been uploaded and can be seen here: Publications > TCPA submissions > Land...
by Ray Walford | Sep 8, 2020 | Affordable Housing, Amenity, News, Transport, Urban Form
A submission in response to the City of Melbourne Draft Arden Structure Plan has been uploaded, and can be seen here: Publications > TCPA submissions > Land...
by Ray Walford | Oct 15, 2015 | Amenity, Commentary, Democratic Planning, Urban Form
We recommend reading the following article that appeared in The Age recently: Big and ugly: the new towers ruining Melbourne’s skyline The Age, by John Carroll, September 24, 2015...
by Ray Walford | Mar 13, 2015 | Affordable Housing, Amenity, Commentary, Democratic Planning, Heritage, Urban Form
This article: Melbourne faces becoming ‘Anywhere City’ in the Australian edition of The Guardian, is consistent with the sustainability and equity principles embodied in our Charter for Planning, and is well worth reading.
by Ray Walford | Oct 10, 2014 | Commentary, Public Transport, Urban Form
Access to jobs for people living in the outer suburbs of Melbourne is a perennial topic of discussion. It has been suggested recently[1] that a tax should be levied on residents and businesses in the city centre and the inner ring of suburbs to pay for new transport...
