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DAY ONE: Thursday 4 November 2004 |
9.05am
Session 1 |
Land
use and transport trends in Australian cities
– Trends in development in Australian cities
– Lifestyle issues relating to home location &
nature of jobs
– Commuting and issues of sprawl
– Can land use and transport policy lead development
– Overview of real basis for land development decisions
Chair: Philip Sayeg, Transport Roundtable Australasia,
Brisbane
KEYNOTE: Michael Matusik, Matusik Property Insights,
Brisbane
Garry Glazebrook, Glazebrook & Associates, Sydney
Mike Veitch, Veitch Lister Consulting, Brisbane
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| 10.15am |
Morning Tea |
10.45am
Session 2 |
Financing
infrastructure
– Infrastructure needs in Australian cities
– Current transport and proposals in south east
Queensland
– Financing options
– Is debt financing an option?
– Role of public private partnerships
– Transport policy possibilities
Chair: David Bray, Economic & Policy Services,
Adelaide
John Quiggin, University of Queensland, Brisbane
John McEvoy, Infrastructure Association of Qld &
Burns Bridge Transactions, Brisbane
Dr Phil Day, Lawyer/ planner/ academic, Brisbane
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| 12.30pm |
Lunch |
1.30pm
Session 3 |
Setting
the right framework
– Strategic transport and land use plans - do
they work?
– Perils of ignoring the market
– How can they be improved?
– Experience in SEQ
Chair: Bruce James, Queensland Transport, Brisbane
KEYNOTE: David Bray, Economic & Policy Services,
Adelaide
John Larcombe, Office of Urban Management, Queensland,
Brisbane
Prof Phil Charles, UQ Centre for Transport Strategy,
(panel)
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| 3.00pm |
Afternoon Tea |
3.30pm
Session 4 |
Successful
models
– USA & other experience
– Success with capitalising on transport investment
in Australia
– Emerging case studies (Brisbane Northern Busway
and NSB Tunnel/ Transapex)
Chair: Tom Richman, King & Co Property Consultants,
Brisbane
KEYNOTE: Robert Cervero, University of California,
Berkeley, USA
Barry Gyte, GCI consultants, Brisbane
Adele Eagleton, Bovis Lend Lease, Sydney
Steve Bredhauer, Consultant & former Qld Minister
for Transport (panel)
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| 5.00pm |
Close |
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DAY TWO: Friday 5 November
2004 |
8.30am
Session 5 |
Impact of the
commercial market
– Impact of commercial investment decisions on
land use & property development
– Impact of residential property development decisions
– Government perspective
Chair: Philip Sayeg, Transport Roundtable Australasia,
Brisbane
Phil Ainsworth, King and Co, Brisbane
David Meyer, Delfin Lend Lease, Brisbane
David Bray, Economic & Policy Services, Adelaide
(panel)
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| 10.00am |
Morning Tea |
10.30am
Session 6 |
Harnessing the
commercial market
- Continuation of discussion from previous session
Chair: Prof Phil Charles, UQ Centre for Transport
Strategy, Brisbane
Geoff Anson, Geoff Anson Consulting, Melbourne
Leon Fleming, Brisbane City Council, Brisbane
John Dudgeon, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane
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| 12.30pm |
Lunch |
1.30pm
Session 7 |
Improving commercial
and societal outcomes
– From government policy to market decisions)
to get better outcomes
– Implications for regional transport and infrastructure
planning and investment
– Emerging opportunities
Chair: Robert Cervero, University of California, Berkeley
USA
Dr Kathi Holt-Damant, University of Queensland, Brisbane
Professor Phil Charles, UQ Centre for Transport Strategy,
Brisbane
Assoc Prof Phil Heywood, Queensland University of
Technology, Brisbane (panel)
Neil Doyle, Department of Main Roads Queensland, Brisbane
(panel)
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| 3.00pm |
Afternoon Tea |
| 3.30pm |
Close |
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