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• Part I. Frameworks: 1. What is planning? Susan Thompson and Paul J. Maginn; 2. Planning and governance Peter Williams and Paul J. Maginn; 3. Planning as a profession Nancy Marshall; 4. An historical perspective Robert Freestone; 5. Statutory planning Peter Williams; Part II. Key Issues: 6. Planning and the natural environment Peter Williams and Rosemary Smart; 7. The metropolis Peter Murphy; 8. Planning for rural landscapes Ian Sinclair and Raymond Bunker; 9. Planning for regions Paul Collits; 10. Planning for diverse communities Susan Thompson; 11. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians Ed Wensing; 12. Community participation in planning Nancy Marshall and Christine Steinmetz; 13. Urban design Stephen McMahon; 14. Planning for heritage conservation and management Robyn Conroy; 15. Transport planning Paul Mees; 16. Healthy planning Jennifer Kent, Susan Thompson and Anthony Capon.

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• Part I. Frameworks: 1. What is planning? Susan Thompson and Paul J. Maginn; 2. Planning and governance Peter Williams and Paul J. Maginn; 3. Planning as a profession Nancy Marshall; 4. An historical perspective Robert Freestone; 5. Statutory planning Peter Williams; Part II. Key Issues: 6. Planning and the natural environment Peter Williams and Rosemary Smart; 7. The metropolis Peter Murphy; 8. Planning for rural landscapes Ian Sinclair and Raymond Bunker; 9. Planning for regions Paul Collits; 10. Planning for diverse communities Susan Thompson; 11. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians Ed Wensing; 12. Community participation in planning Nancy Marshall and Christine Steinmetz; 13. Urban design Stephen McMahon; 14. Planning for heritage conservation and management Robyn Conroy; 15. Transport planning Paul Mees; 16. Healthy planning Jennifer Kent, Susan Thompson and Anthony Capon.

Select Guide Rating

• Part I. Frameworks: 1. What is planning? Susan Thompson and Paul J. Maginn; 2. Planning and governance Peter Williams and Paul J. Maginn; 3. Planning as a profession Nancy Marshall; 4. An historical perspective Robert Freestone; 5. Statutory planning Peter Williams; Part II. Key Issues: 6. Planning and the natural environment Peter Williams and Rosemary Smart; 7. The metropolis Peter Murphy; 8. Planning for rural landscapes Ian Sinclair and Raymond Bunker; 9. Planning for regions Paul Collits; 10. Planning for diverse communities Susan Thompson; 11. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians Ed Wensing; 12. Community participation in planning Nancy Marshall and Christine Steinmetz; 13. Urban design Stephen McMahon; 14. Planning for heritage conservation and management Robyn Conroy; 15. Transport planning Paul Mees; 16. Healthy planning Jennifer Kent, Susan Thompson and Anthony Capon.