The progress of the NCCARF & Griffith University research on Strata Climate Change was showcased at the SCA National Convention in Adelaide this week.
The presentation slides and key points follow.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
Survey of Strata Stakeholders Underway
As this research progresses we're surveying strata stakeholders about strata climate change issues and awareness and possible changes to strata laws and operations.
The survey is open until 6 July and can be accessed here. Plus there's the chance to win a prize if you participate. All participants will go into the 13th July 2012 prize draw for the chance to win a $200 JB Hi Fi gift voucher.
Please spend 15 minutes answering the survey and help improve the research outcomes?
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Research Presentation at SCA Convention
You can find out more about SCA and the Convention here.
A full copy of the presentation will be published in this blog after it is given.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
First Stage Interviews Completed
The first stage of interviews for this research is now completed and have revealed some fascinating and interesting thoughts and ideas from leading strata industry figures.
The research team thanks all interviewees for their time and for sharing their knowledge and experience. Without their contributions the research project would not be as focused and valuable as it is turning out.
The research interviewees so far are -
Brad Robson, CGU
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Paul Keating, CHU
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Dr Hazel Easthope, UNSW
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Mark Lever, SCA
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James Freestun, Solutions
IE
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Paul Morton, Lannock
Strata Finance
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Kirsty Chessher, UDIA
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Trevor Rawnsley, ARAMA
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Kaylene Arkcoll, Leary
& Partners
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Stephen Goddard, OCN
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Julie McLean, Ace Body
Corporate
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Alan Buckle, Vesture Ltd
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Christine Byrne, Green
Strata
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Jim Montague, Owner &
Resident
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Chris Duggan, SCA NSW
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Michael Teys, Teys
Lawyers
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Over the next few months, we'll be highlighting some of the interview comments and thoughts at this blog so keep an eye on it.
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