Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional AustraliaOrder conference proceedings CD-Rom
To order the SEGRA 2009 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom which includes papers from the SEGRA 2009 Conference, please download the order form (PDF document, 296 KB).
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Previous conferences
You can still order copies from previous SEGRA Conferences.
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There is also special discount if you buy more than two copies of SEGRA CD-ROM.
Pricing
- 1 Copy of CD ROM
- $195.00
- 2nd Copy of CD ROM
- $195.00
- Subsequent 9th Copies of CD ROM on this order
- $100.00
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Speaking Up for Regional Australia - The Best of the Decade CDrom
You can view the Speaking Up for Regional Australia: the best of the decade brochure here or email us at segra@managementsolutions.net.au to order a hard copy.
Themes
- Demograhic Change and Regional Indicators
- Regional Resource Issues - skills, finance, education and training, indigenous industry, knowledge economy
- Environment Issues - sustainable industries, water, salinity, climate, conservation
- Economic Drivers and Trends
- Regional Governance, Engagement and Change Management
- Communications and Transport
- Policy Perspectives
1997–2006 Speakers and Papers including:
- Geoff Baker, Manager, Legislation and Strategic Coordination Dvision, Local Government Services, Queensland Department of Local Government and Planning (1997)
'Funding for Regional Economic Development: an implementation perspective' - Professor Janelle Allison, Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering, Queensland University of Technology (1998)
'Matching Economic Profile to local economic issues: some serious questions for local authorities' - Neil Smithson, Managing Director, Smithson Planning (1999)
'The politics of regional economic development: a case study of Albany and the Great Southern Region' - Lucy Broad, state Director, ABC Queensland (2000)
'Rural and Regional Communities in the New Millennium: the role of Australia's public broadcaster in providing services to rural and regional Australia in the 21st Century' - Richard Robinson, Senior Economist, BIS Shrapnel (2001)
'Economic Trends in Regional Australia - State and Industry Analysis' - Mike Lee, Executive Coordinator, State and Regional Negotiations for the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality, NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation (2002)
'National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality: Natural Heritage Trust Extension' - John Goddard, Bendigo Bank (2003)
'Sustainable communities: creating an unique difference in banking' - Prof Bob Miles, Executive Director, Institute for Sustainable Regional Development, Central Queensland University (2004)
'Meeting the Training and Professionla Development Needs of Regional Development Practitioners in Queensland' (Refereed) - Joseph Elu, Chairman, Indigenous Business Australia (2005)
'Indigenous Business Australia: building partnerships and joint ventures' - Dr John Higgins, Director of Science and Adaptation, Australian Greenhouse Office (2006)
'Adapting to Climate Change in Regional Australia'