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Tim.Sneesby@waverley.nsw.gov.au
Posted inPlanning

Why we need a betterment levy in NSW: better late than never

by Patrick Fensham and Tim Sneesby 17 December 202022 December 2020
Posted inPlanning

Why the RBA is wrong about zoning and house prices. Again.

by Tim Sneesby 13 August 202026 August 2020
Posted inPlanning & Design

Don’t blame planning for a supply shortage and rising house prices

by Tim Sneesby 19 May 202026 August 2020
Posted inPlanning

Fast-tracking development in NSW: genuine reform or rent-seeker give-away?

by Tim Sneesby 21 April 202024 April 2020

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