Cirson resigns from local property council | Canberra CityNews
Adina Cirson has resigned as the ACT Division’s executive director after six years.
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Adina Cirson has resigned as the ACT Division’s executive director after six years.
The Cambridge-educated barrister, who comes from the Liberal’s moderate faction, won the leadership 22 to 13 in a party room ballot on Friday.
Stevenson joins the Property Council after serving five years as the Chief of Staff to former NSW Minister the Hon. Rob Stokes MP, working across the portfolios of education, planning and public spaces, transport and roads, infrastructure, cities, and active transport.
The NSW Department of Planning and Environment (DPE) has quietly dumped a controversial spot rezoning reform that would have shifted the power for decision making further away from councils and their communities. At the same time, a controversial program that invites speculative spot rezonings progresses.
Funnily enough, the F1 Grand Prix’s net zero commitment is all a bit of hot air.