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Submissions
24 June 2020
A list of recent submissions
From time to time the Halloran Trust through its staff and also through those participating in its programs make submissions to various Government enquiries or Calls for Submissions.
Recent submissions are listed below:
2020 Submission to NSW Federal Financial Relations
Dr Cameron Murray
2020 Housing Strategy for NSW
Prof. Nicole Gurran and Prof. Peter Phibbs
2020 Submission to the NSW Housing Strategy
Dr Cameron Murray
2020 NSW Infrastructure Contributions Review
http://productivity.nsw.gov.au/infrastructure-contributions-review
A submission to this review has been made by Dr Cameron Murray, our post-doctoral fellow
2020 Social Housing Maintenance Program
Lisa King - a Sydney university student - worked on a project during her summer holidays sponsored by the Trust which considered how some social housing apartments could be upgraded to make them more suitable for older women. She has recently submitted the final report of that project to the NSW Government for consideration as part of their Maintenance Program for NSW Social housing.
2018 Draft Aboriginal Lands SEPP
A submission was made by Ms Stacey Miers, our Practitioner in Residence and our Director, Professor Peter Phibbs
2018 Draft SEPP 70
A submission was made by Ms Stacey Miers, our Practitioner in Residence and our Director, Professor Peter Phibbs
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