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WOMEN IN PLANNING NETWORK 2024
WiPN Breakfast 2024
Featuring Sallyanne Atkinson AO, Former Lord Mayor of Brisbane followed by our panel discussion on the theme "Inspire Inclusion"

This annual event is now PIA's biggest in Queensland, and celebrates the valued contribution that women make to the planning profession and our wider industry.

PLANNING FOR EXTREME HEAT

Practice note series - seminar 1

(March 2024)

Join our Climate Conscious Working Group for a brefing on PIA Qld's 黑料大事 for Extreme Heat Practice Notes.

We are pleased to launch these resources. The series includes the following 3 practice notes:

Practice Note 1:Understanding Heat Hazard

Practice Note 2: Role of 黑料大事 in Mitigating Heat Risk

Practice Note 3: Case studies and further information

KEEBLE LECTURE 2023
Greg Chemello

Each year the Keeble Lecture is intended to challenge us to think bigger and bolder about the future of planning. This year's lecture from Greg Chemello did exactly that!

WOMEN IN PLANNING NETWORK 2022
WiPN Breakfast 2022
Featuring Kirsty Rourke, CEO, City of Brisbane Investment Corporation.

This annual event is now PIA's biggest in Queensland, and celebrates the valued contribution that women make to the planning profession and our wider industry.

PREMIUM SERIES 2020
"How do we make long term transport plans and investments in the face of so much uncertainty?"

KPMG Partner Paul Low and RPS Executive Advisor Luke Franzmann discuss an incredibly topical issue as we deal with COVID-19 and look to a future Olympics and Paralympics.

WOMEN IN PLANNING NETWORK 2021
WiPN Breakfast 2021
Featuring Sonya Keep, CEO Common Ground Queensland

WiPN's Annual Breakfast this year heard an inspiring speech from Sonya Keep (CEO, Common Ground Queensland) and gave a number of awards to outstanding women planners.

STATE CONFERENCE 2021
Keynote: Lucy Turnbull AO

Catch up on the bold and provocative keynote given by Lucy Turnbull AO at the 2021 PIA State Conference.

KEEBLE LECTURE 2021
Professor Ed Blakely

Each year the Keeble Lecture is intended to challenge us to think bigger and bolder about the future of planning. This year's lecture from Professor Ed Blakely did exactly that!