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NZPI Branch & YP Events
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NEW! 16 September 2010, Wellington | NZPI Wellington Branch
Setting the Standard – Professional Ethics for Practicing Planners
The Wellington branch of the NZPI are pleased to invite you to Setting the Standard – Professional Ethics for Practicing Planners, to be held on 16 September at the Ministry for the Environment. Join us for a panel discussion and breakout sessions with Kathryn Edmonds, Robert Schofield and Brett McKay. -
NEW! 16 September 2010, Dunedin | NZPI Otago Branch
September Networking Lunch
NZPI Otago Branch invites you to join them for lunch at Velvet Burger, hope to see you there ... -
NEW! 23 September 2010, Hamilton | NZYPG Waikato Branch
Internal Workings of the Urban Designer’s Mind
MWH cordially invites the NZPI Young Planners to “Internal Workings of the Urban Designer’s Mind” a short presentation to provoke discussion, thought and ideas around the do’s and don’ts of urban design of which two casestudies will form the basis of this discussion.
Other
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Jul – Oct 2010, Auckland | The University of
Auckland
Fast Forward Lecture Series 2010
Fast Forward is an annual lecture series hosted by NICAI's School of Architecture and Planning. The lectures present the recent and current work of leading practitioners in the fields of architecture, planning and urban design, including those working at national and international levels. This coming series includes lectures by two internationally renowned architects, as well as sessions focussing on the Auckland Supercity. The School believes that presenting the work and concerns of leading practitioners is crucial in supporting the ongoing debate, discussion and development in the fields of architecture and planning.
* Attendence at planning-related lectures can earn you CPD hours.
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Aug - Sept 2010 Series, Various Locations | NZ
Transport Agency
NZS 6806: Assessment and Mitigation of Traffic Noise from New & Altered Roads
The first ever New Zealand Standard for addressing road traffic noise associated with new and altered roads was published in April 2010. Half day workshops are being offered to help potential users understand the standard and its on-going implementation. The standard is intended to help achieve quicker and consistent national decision-making.
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15 October 2010, New Plymouth | New Plymouth District
Council
RMA Practitioners Oil Industry Forum
This is a training opportunity for all environmental planners, advisers and others managing the RMA interface with oil industry proposals and activities...
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26 – 29 October 2010, Wellington |
EIANZ
EIANZ 2010 Conference - From Discovery to Delivery: Science, Policy, Leadership and Action”
On behalf of the New Zealand Chapter of the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ), the conference organising committee extends a very warm welcome to Wellington, New Zealand for the 2010 EIANZ conference. The title of the conference is “From Discovery to Delivery: Science, Policy, Leadership and Action”. These are the four elements which together, are essential for sound environmental management. Because 2010 is the International Year for Biodiversity, many of the conference papers will focus on this particular aspect of environmental management...
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24 -26 November 2010, Whakatane |
Awanuiarangi
Awanuiarangi 2010 Conference - Mana Kaitiaki
This Conference is designed to showcase and interface Maori/indigenous planners and environmental decision makers with industry planners, developers, legislators and academics. The focus is on the interface between Mâori/indigenous practitioners, their knowledge and practices, and the planning and environmental management industries and frameworks within which they operate. The intention is that by highlighting best practice and improving the interface between Mâori and other RMA practitioners, the recognition, acknowledgement and utilisation of Mâori/indigenous approaches to planning and environmental decision making will be enhanced ....
