WALKING TOURS
NSW Young Planners Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability Tour
Tuesday 25 May 2021
16:00-17:00pm AEST
Free PIA Student Members, $15 Non-Members
The Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability Tour is an exciting collaboration with NSW Young Planners and North Sydney Council (Council). All are welcome to explore the ex-industrial coal bunkering site which has been transformed into a centre which displays best-practice sustainable technology, community gardens, native bush nursery, food gardens, regenerated parklands and a fascinating history.
The tour will be guided by David Banbury, Project Coordinator at Council, who has been involved in the urban renewal project since its inception.
SA Young Planners: The “Tell All” Tale of Adelaide’s Laneway & Riverfront Transformation
Tuesday 25 May 2021
16:00-17:30pm ACST
Free
Adelaide’s Laneway and Riverfront Transformation : Walking Tour
Join Urban Futurist and former Adelaide Lord Mayor, Stephen Yarwood, for a “behind the scenes walking tour” from the Adelaide Central Market to the River Torrens waterfront.
Today, many of Adelaide’s laneways have been transformed and are becoming the centre of the city, serving as important pedestrian links and meeting places. Similarly, the Torrens Riverfront is a place to be, with new developments and bars popping up overlooking the beautiful River Torrens and Adelaide Oval.
How did this happen and what went on behind the scenes? There are some great stories to tell, some surprising spaces to discover and there’ll be plenty of time to ask questions and network. Get social and join the physically distanced cheeky chinwag tour that will explore Adelaide’s renaissance period secrets.
HEART FOUNDATION WALKSHOPS
HF Walkshop: A practical application of the Heart Foundations Healthy Active Ageing Checklist.
Wednesday 26 May 2021
08:00-09:30 AEST
$10 (inc. GST) per ticket
Walking can support great health outcomes. Walking, particularly for older people is an essential and safe way for people to get around. As other transport options drop away walking can help older people stay connected and engaged. Join the Heart Foundation as they undertake a practical application of the Healthy Active Ageing checklist, to observe and explore features within the built environment that aid or hinder a city to be age friendly. By addressing the considerations in the checklist, you will learn how we can create more walkable environments, which help older people to be more active longer.
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HF Walkshop: A practical application of the Heart Foundations Healthy Active Ageing Checklist
Wednesday 26 May 2021
08:00-09:30 ACST
$10 (inc. GST) per ticket
Walking can support great health outcomes. Walking, particularly for older people is an essential and safe way for people to get around. As other transport options drop away walking can help older people stay connected and engaged. Join the Heart Foundation as they undertake a practical application of the Healthy Active Ageing checklist, to observe and explore features within the built environment that aid or hinder a city to be age friendly. By addressing the considerations in the checklist, you will learn how we can create more walkable environments, which help older people to be more active longer.
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HF Walkshop: A practical application of the Heart Foundations Healthy Active Ageing Checklist
Wednesday 26 May 2021
14:15-15:45 AWST
$10 (inc. GST) per ticket
Walking can support great health outcomes. Walking, particularly for older people is an essential and safe way for people to get around. As other transport options drop away walking can help older people stay connected and engaged. Join the Heart Foundation as they undertake a practical application of the Healthy Active Ageing checklist, to observe and explore features within the built environment that aid or hinder a city to be age friendly. By addressing the considerations in the checklist, you will learn how we can create more walkable environments, which help older people to be more active longer.
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