Young people invited to help shape the future of city planning

Opportunities for 18-30 year olds to share their insights on how we can better plan our cities.

Earlier this year, the Commission launched a survey and series of workshops to give young people the opportunity to help shape the future of our cities.

It is important that young people are included in the conversation about the future of their local communities. This includes how we plan for better access to housing, jobs, transport and our changing climate.

Next Steps

Thank you to all the young people across the multi-city region who completed the survey and attended a workshop. We will be sharing what we heard in the coming months.

The Commission is interested in keeping young people involved in conversations about the future of their city. Interested young people (aged 18-30 years old) are encouraged to sign up to our Youth Network to hear about opportunities to be engaged on issues relating to their city and the broader city region.

Join the Network

If you would like to participate in future engagement activities and events, please also subscribe to the Greater Cities Commission newsletter.

Contact us

If you have any questions, please contact the Commission’s Engagement Team.

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Youth Advisory Panel discussion during induction.
Youth Advisory Panel

The Youth Advisory Panel is an advisory body established to embed a youth voice in the Commission’s work.

Youth advisory panel members collaborate in a workshop.
Engagement

A key objective of the Greater Cities Commission is to engage with our stakeholders to collaboratively build a globally leading multi-city region with better jobs, housing, education, health, environment and lifestyle opportunities.

First Nations woman reads at Wollongong rockpool
Six Cities Region Discussion Paper engagement

The Six Cities Region Discussion Paper was released on 8 September 2022 to stimulate conversation about the best way to plan a Six Cities Region that benefits our people and captures our global economic opportunities, as we develop the Region Plan.