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Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
Government Administration
Perth, Western Australia 11,102 followers
Land use planning, land supply chain, land administration & asset management, all heritage, Aboriginal lands/heritage
About us
Your WA Government Dept. that manages land; use planning, supply chain, administration & asset management, heritage and Aboriginal lands.
- Website
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https://wa.gov.au/dplh
External link for Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Perth, Western Australia
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2018
Locations
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140 William St
Perth, Western Australia 6000, AU
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Employees at Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
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Catherine Lezer
Councillor, City of Perth, Councillor, Heritage Council of WA, Director, Strata Community Assoc (WA), Chair, Audit & Risk, City of Perth, and…
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Daivandran (Dave) Karivandan
Keeping IT simple and easy
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Joshua O'Keefe
Public sector, Place, communications and stakeholder engagement specialist.
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Phillida Rodic
Registered Planner
Updates
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Welcome to our 17 new Development Assessment Panels members, including five new full-time panel members for the first time ever👏 DAPs are independent bodies comprising of technical experts and local government members, who make decisions on significant development applications. We’re excited to see the new members start next month!
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Have your say on the proposed Warwick Quarter apartment and commercial development 🙋 Located on Ellersdale Avenue and Dugdale Street, the proposal includes seven mixed-use buildings with a total of 1,042 apartments, and basement parking. Share your thoughts by 30 September ➡️ lnkd.in/dacz4yyf
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Working with Traditional Owners to provide future clean energy for all West Aussies 🤝 Horizon Power has signed its first Indigenous Land Use Agreement with the Nyul Nyul people of Beagle Bay in the Kimberley 🖋️ The regional energy provider will support the Kimberley’s transition to a clean energy future! We’ve enjoyed working with both groups to ensure the Beagle Bay Community can access more renewable energy in the years to come 👏
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Local Government planners, are you looking to better understand heritage matters? 🤔 Join us for a free workshop on Thursday 19 September from 10am – 12:30pm at the Old Midland Courthouse 🏛️ The session will focus on heritage within the planning framework, including how strategic planners can apply a heritage lens to projects!
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Students and staff from the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, come back anytime! 👋😁 We recently hosted the faculty of Built Environment and Surveying from the Malaysian university, providing an opportunity to learn about WA’s land use planning system and sharing insights about the Malaysian planning system! Western Australian Planning Commission Chairman David Caddy and Strategic Advisor Michael Daymond presented to the group, welcoming discussions around the differences and similarities between the planning systems in WA and Malaysia 🌏
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Know a high school grad? Maybe someone looking for a career change? 🎓 WA needs urban and regional planners to drive positive change for our neighbourhoods, towns and cities! 🏨 Check out the Planning Institute of Australia campaign for more info on how to Become a Planner ⬇️
🚀 We are thrilled to share with the profession that today PIA has launched a new campaign, Become A Planner. In an effort to respond to the national shortage of planners, the campaign is designed to lift awareness of planning as a career choice amongst high school students. The campaign highlights how great planning is, the opportunities it presents, and how you can become one. The central hub of the campaign is our new Become A Planner website. Have a peruse, take the quiz to find out what type of planner you could become (😉), and meet some of the fantastic planners who have already shared their stories with us 👉 https://lnkd.in/gqtGEqtP The campaign will span a range of platforms from targeted advertising campaigns both in the digital and traditional space to an increasing presence at careers fairs and in-school talks. 👀 Keep an eye out on how you can get involved. Become a Planner is a big priority for PIA over the months and years ahead, and will continue to evolve and grow as we develop more content. We’re thrilled to be launching to the profession today – and can’t wait to see where this takes us! #becomeaplanner #planningmatters
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We’re flying high 🥹👏 We couldn’t be prouder of our Project Officer Jayme becoming a West Coast Eagles AFLW player 🦅 “The moment I started playing footy in 2018, my dream was always to take it as far as I could. I can't thank the Department enough and all my colleagues for their support in my whole journey getting here!” – Jayme
Dreams do come true...
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Congratulations to our own Adelyn Siew on being selected for the Public Sector Commission Women in Executive Leadership Initiative 👏 This initiative offers an opportunity for real-time, on-the-job learning, allowing participants to contribute to corporate decision-making and gain a holistic view of our interconnected business areas. As the Department’s new Director of the Corporate Governance Reform Project, Adelyn will build on the strong foundation laid by her predecessor, Sarah Woods, while bringing her own unique insights and connections to the table. Adelyn has more than 16 years of public sector experience, with a rich background in historic heritage conservation. Her leadership and expertise have been instrumental in guiding the Historic Heritage Conservation Directorate and supporting the Heritage Council of Western Australia (HCWA). The Women in Executive Leadership Initiative not only allows participants like Adelyn to advance their careers but also fosters valuable networking opportunities across the public sector!
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