National Congress
The Planning Institute of Australia holds an annual National Congress on a roational basis between the capital cities. The 2012 congress was held in Adelaide, South Australia titled 'Planning for a Sunburnt Country'.
Congress Location and Theme
2012 - Adelaide - 'Planning for a Sunburnt Country'
2011 - Hobart - 'Critical Mass, Planning Engages the World'
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