As part of its , the City of Launceston recently hosted a series of public talks about the future of our city at Macquarie House.
The talks covered a range of topics, including retail activity in our CBD, population growth, tourism, education and the health of the kanamaluka / Tamar Estuary.
If you weren’t able to attend, each talk is presented below.
“Shopping in the City — What’s really going on?”
Presented by Dr Bruce Williams, City of Launceston senior economic advisor.
“The kanamaluka / Tamar Estuary — Where to from here?”
Presented by Kathryn Pugh, City of Launceston environmental scientist.
“Population growth — Has the government lost the plot?”
Presented by Dr Bruce Williams, City of Launceston senior economic advisor.
“Place DNA — What makes Launceston, Launceston?”
Presented by Tracey Mallett, City of Launceston community and economic development manager.
“What does a University city look like?”
Presented by Prof. Dom Gerraghty, University of Tasmania Pro Vice-Chancellor.
