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Thursday 02 November 2023
CPD Points
2
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Hot plated breakfast
Dress code
Business casual
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As we begin 2024, the residential building industry faces a challenging environment. Inflation has eased, but interest rates remain high and consumer confidence is fragile. State and Federal Governments have set ambitious targets for new home building, but building costs remain high and there is still a shortage of quality tradespeople.
Join us at the HIA Industry Outlook Breakfast, where HIA’s Economist will be discussing the economic and regulatory conditions that builders and suppliers will be facing in the year ahead.
Delivering the keynote address will be Matt Press, Acting Executive Director and Assistant Building Commissioner at NSW Building Commission. Matt will provide guests with an overview of the recently formed Building Commission and the work they are currently undertaking. Attendees can expect insights into the recent enactment on the anywhere, anytime inspection powers for residential homes under construction.
Speakers
Tim Reardon
Chief Economist, HIA
Tim has an extensive background in economics and industry policy. He was the Executive Director of the National Generators Forum, representing electricity businesses through the introduction and repeal of the Carbon Price. He was also responsible for policy for the Federal Chamber of Automotive industries.
Kiersten Fishburn
Kiersten Fishburn, Secretary, NSW Department of Planning and Environment
In her role, Kiersten oversees a diverse portfolio spanning our natural resources and the environment, heritage, planning, land and housing, and local government.
Kiersten has worked in the public service for two decades, across multiple portfolios and two tiers of government.
She brings great enthusiasm and energy to her roles. She’s widely ambitious and passionate about delivering thriving environments, communities and helping NSW achieve its full potential.
Most recently, Kiersten was Deputy Secretary, Cities & Active Transport at Transport for NSW, focusing on ensuring our cities and neighbourhoods are integrated with transport, making places, streets and open spaces functional, beautiful, inclusive and inviting for all to enjoy.
Prior to joining Transport, Kiersten led the Planning Delivery Unit (PDU) in the Department of Planning Industry and Environment. She was also the CEO of Liverpool City Council and held leadership roles with Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre and Accessible Arts and City of Sydney.
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Commbank Stadium,
11-13 O'Connell St, Parramatta NSW
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