Place & Liveability in Darwin

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Consultation has concluded

Have your say on what makes Darwin liveable!

City of Darwin is seeking your input to the development of a Place and Liveability Plan. The plan will build on the work City of Darwin has already undertaken towards creating a safe, liveable, healthy, cool, green, clean, smart, prosperous, vibrant and creative city.

We want to understand what makes Darwin liveable for you – what do you love about it? What are the challenges related to liveability in your neighbourhood? What are the gaps in services or facilities? How do you move around Darwin? What activities do you participate in?

The Place and Liveability Plan will:

  • Capture the unique needs, values and character of Darwin’s people and communities
  • Reflect Darwin’s diversity
  • Contribute to a holistic plan for how Darwin can become more liveable in the future
  • Consolidate a range of innovative projects already being delivered by City of Darwin.

We’re seeking as much input as possible from community members so that the plan reflects the people who live in Darwin. This is an opportunity for you to help shape Darwin’s future.

A program of engagement activities will run from June to August, with the plan anticipated to be complete in early 2025.

To have your say, you can complete the online survey or come and talk to us at one of our engagement events:

  • Seniors’ Expo, Saturday 29 June at Marrara
  • Family Pop-Up, Sunday 7 July from 9am – 11am at Holzerland Park Malak
  • Community drop-in session at Casuarina Library, Tuesday 23 July from 9am - 11am
  • Community drop-in session at the City Library, Tuesday 23 July from 3pm - 5pm
  • Royal Darwin Show, 25-27 July at the Darwin Showgrounds

The survey will close on 25th August and the Engagement Report will be made available online following the engagement phase.

If you’re unable to participate in an engagement activity but would like to provide input or would like further information, you can contact Jacobs via email: cassandra.buckley@jacobs.com or email engage@darwin.nt.gov.au

Have your say on what makes Darwin liveable!

City of Darwin is seeking your input to the development of a Place and Liveability Plan. The plan will build on the work City of Darwin has already undertaken towards creating a safe, liveable, healthy, cool, green, clean, smart, prosperous, vibrant and creative city.

We want to understand what makes Darwin liveable for you – what do you love about it? What are the challenges related to liveability in your neighbourhood? What are the gaps in services or facilities? How do you move around Darwin? What activities do you participate in?

The Place and Liveability Plan will:

  • Capture the unique needs, values and character of Darwin’s people and communities
  • Reflect Darwin’s diversity
  • Contribute to a holistic plan for how Darwin can become more liveable in the future
  • Consolidate a range of innovative projects already being delivered by City of Darwin.

We’re seeking as much input as possible from community members so that the plan reflects the people who live in Darwin. This is an opportunity for you to help shape Darwin’s future.

A program of engagement activities will run from June to August, with the plan anticipated to be complete in early 2025.

To have your say, you can complete the online survey or come and talk to us at one of our engagement events:

  • Seniors’ Expo, Saturday 29 June at Marrara
  • Family Pop-Up, Sunday 7 July from 9am – 11am at Holzerland Park Malak
  • Community drop-in session at Casuarina Library, Tuesday 23 July from 9am - 11am
  • Community drop-in session at the City Library, Tuesday 23 July from 3pm - 5pm
  • Royal Darwin Show, 25-27 July at the Darwin Showgrounds

The survey will close on 25th August and the Engagement Report will be made available online following the engagement phase.

If you’re unable to participate in an engagement activity but would like to provide input or would like further information, you can contact Jacobs via email: cassandra.buckley@jacobs.com or email engage@darwin.nt.gov.au