Vol. 5 No. 1-2 (2013)

Students take vials from a box

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34900/lpr.v5i1-2

Published: 2014-03-27

Contents Page

Table of Contents

LPR Editorial Team

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Editorial

Editorial

Hamish Rennie

2
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Peer Reviewed Articles

The role of communities in post-disaster recovery planning: A Diamond Harbour case study

Robert Love, Suzanne Vallance

3-9
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Zero Waste to Landfill: an Unacknowledged Supermegaproject

Robert Krausz, Kenneth FD Hughey, Roy Montgomery

10-26
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Field Notes and Case Studies

The Aranui/Hampshire Paradox: Planning and the politics of street naming in Christchurch, New Zealand

Roy Montgomery

27-34
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Dialogue

Transport planning — the orphan child

Roger Boulter

35-36
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On Compact Cities

Jack Christensen

37-42
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Opinion

Why New Zealand dairy farms are not socially sustainable

Phil Holland

43-47
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Reflections on Residential Living and Eco-Villages

John-Paul Thull

48-50
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Outreach

Interview with Crile Doscher — GIS blogger

Rachel Wilson

51-53
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LUPA — Lincoln University Planning Association: The 2013 Year

Michelle Ruske

54
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The importance of NZPI membership to private sector planning consultants and new graduates

Hamish G Rennie

55-59
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Conference Reports

Indigenous Disaster Planning — reflections on recent conferences

Simon Lambert

60-61
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International Conference on Tourism ICOT) 2013, Limasol, Cyprus

Hamish Rennie

62-63
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Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction 2013, Geneva, 19-23 May

Hamish Rennie

64-66
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CAUTHE Conference — Lincoln University 2013

David Simmons, Emma Stewart

67-68
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Reports

Where are they now?

Rachel Wilson

69-70
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Staff Profiles — Ton Buhrs & Ian Spellerberg

Courtney Guise

71-72
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Awards — Ruth Markham-Short and Jay Whitehead

Olivia Krielen

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Complete edition

[Complete] Lincoln Planning Review: Volume 5, Numbers 1-2

Lincoln University Planning Association (LUPA)
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