1. PLANNING FOR MELBOURNE WHAT NOW? Presentation by Prof. Roz Hansen Urban and Regional Planner MAV National Conference ‘Smart Urban Futures’ 25 March 2015

2. Planning should not be about winners and losers 2

3. A legacy of metropolitan strategic planning 3

4. Good Cities, Better Lives (Peter Hall) Five basic challenges: 1. Rebalancing our urban economies to create good jobs and new sources of work for everyone 2. Building new homes in enough quantity to meet demand, in the right places and to good standards 3. Linking people and places through integrated land use and transport planning 4. Living with finite resources and the impacts of climate change 5. Fixing broken machinery so as to bring public and private agencies together in the process of development and redevelopment 4

5. Rebalancing our urban economies to create good jobs and new sources of work for everyone. 5

6. Population and Jobs 6

7. Not a ‘triangle’ but a polycentric city 7 http://www.theage.com.au/content/dam/images/3/8/k/h/y/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.38k84.png/140051880000 0.jpg

8. Growth area local town centres 8

9. Why aren’t we requiring mixed use, medium density town centres in our growth areas? 9

10. Time to review the PSP approach 10

11. Building new homes in enough quantity to meet demand, in the right places and to good standards. 11

12. The housing narrative needs to be told 12

13. Linking people and places through integrated land use and transport planning 13

14. Corridors and nodes 14 http://www.transformingaustraliancities.com.au/

15. Living with finite resources and the impacts of climate change 15

16. Hotter, less rain, more bushfires, rising sea level … 16 Key climate change risks for Victoria over the 21 st century, Steffen & Hughes 2013

17. Fixing broken machinery so as to bring public and private agencies together in the process of development and redevelopment 17

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19. Thank you for your attention 19