Tina Perinotto

Sydney

Managing Editor and Founder at The Fifth Estate

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Committee for Sydney: The focus we need for the shifting sands

1 month ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

Committee for Sydney packs a punch as a leading influencer on the policy stage. A quick look at its membership underscores why – it’s where the big end of town clusters. Its policy guru, Jeremy Gill, therefore has a big responsibility to get the economic and business analysis right and to explain to the committee’s members how they can position themselves for the opportunities they need to thrive.
Why we invited Ali Ingram to Show Me the Money

1 month ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

JLL’s Ali Ingram is one of those capital flow and sustainability experts real estate consultants increasingly see as a must. They’re across the value proposition of sustainability and increasingly the physical threat of climate. Fail to get the cookies lined up and the result might be not so much a brown discount as an illiquid asset that fails to sell.
Victorian planning laws blasted - wrong answer to market failure

1 month ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Michael Spencer |Tina Perinotto

The Victorian Legislative Council has produced a scathing report on the state’s approach to planning policy in a review of proposed changes to the Victorian Planning Provisions. Three amendments in question relate to provisions for high rise apartments in up to 50 activity centres, introduction of new zones and an overlay that are exempt from third party notice and review rights and, expanded “deemed to comply” provisions.
The feds are on it - we need loads more homes. But here’s a chance to transform the sector with carbon, efficient and smaller homes

1 month ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

The federal government’s commitment to build another 1.2 million homes is great news, but not so much if we don’t use this as an opportunity to transform the sector with lower carbon materials, modular construction and perhaps a newfound love for smaller simpler housing, the Green Building Council of Australia said as it released a new report.
Green business is cleared for take off - now to spot the best sectors ready for take off

1 month ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

Our next monthly leaders forum will bring you four brilliant people to help us dig out the best opportunities for green business now we’ve cleared the runway for take off, post federal election.
Consumers want to get off gas but there’s a mighty battle under way

1 month ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

Tim Buckley was not impressed. After a scandalous article appeared in the financial press citing the Clean Energy Council’s apparent embrace of gas as a “transition fuel” Buckley, who bows to no fossil fuellers and is one of the transition industry’s most respected commentators, called it “bizarre”. The move follows the departure of council’s long term chief executive Kane Thornton and it sounds like the two things are related.
‘We don’t study the humans that we create habitats for’ Kellie Payne on how to design for better human contact.

2 months ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

Architect Kellie Payne has recently designed an aquatic centre for a girls school that brings into play the notion of social connection by embedding good social habits from an early age. More to come… Related
Amanda Steele: from international studies and public policy to leading in sustainability

2 months ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Samantha Marshall |Tina Perinotto

There are probably a lot of things that excite Amanda Steele in her role as group executive and head of property for ISPT but the one she singles out as a favourite is the retrofit of the company’s major office building at 500 Bourke Street in Melbourne.
Petie Walker on Stockland’s Social Impact Challenge

2 months ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

LEADERS FORUM 6 MAY: Stockland, along with its consortium partners Link Wentworth, City West Housing, and Birribee Housing, finalised contracts last week for the development of the Waterloo Renewal Project in Sydney with Homes NSW. At the next leader’s forum, Blue Zones & How to Get Them, Stockland’s Petie Walker will share insights into how her team is developing a framework and metrics for social impact in communities.
Heat pumps: 2 workshops from A2EP on how to assess integration for challenging sites, Tuesday this week, Melbourne, 29th April, Sydney

2 months ago | thefifthestate.com.au | Tina Perinotto

A2EP will tomorrow run one of two workshops that help you helps assess the readiness of a site for heat pump integration, via a simplified testing methodology especially in brownfield or retrofit environments where existing infrastructure may pose challenges. Each year the Australian commercial building sector consumes more than 40 PJ of fossil gas, primarily for space heating. Such heating can be economically electrified with heat pumps to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.

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Articles

Committee for Sydney: The focus we need for the shifting sands

Why we invited Ali Ingram to Show Me the Money

Victorian planning laws blasted - wrong answer to market failure

The feds are on it - we need loads more homes. But here’s a chance to transform the sector with carbon, efficient and smaller homes

Green business is cleared for take off - now to spot the best sectors ready for take off

Consumers want to get off gas but there’s a mighty battle under way

‘We don’t study the humans that we create habitats for’ Kellie Payne on how to design for better human contact.

Amanda Steele: from international studies and public policy to leading in sustainability

Petie Walker on Stockland’s Social Impact Challenge

Heat pumps: 2 workshops from A2EP on how to assess integration for challenging sites, Tuesday this week, Melbourne, 29th April, Sydney

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