In this episode, I chat with Julia Miller-Randle, Director of Social Strategy and Engagement at Cred Consulting.
We chat about the importance of social and community infrastructure.
What is it? Why its important? How its changing? The biggest challenges in funding and delivery of social infrastructure? And some tips and tricks for others interested in championing social infrastructure.
In the planning news segment, I cover:
1. The applicable event declaration for rain and flooding in North Queensland Applicable events | Planning
2. The red tape reduction taskforce announcement Red tape reduction taskforce | Local government
3. PIA Federal Election Platform was launched this week PIA Election Priorities.pdf
4. Tickets are available for Qld Women in Planning breakfast Planning Institute of Australia
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