Collaborative strategic planning
The Commission sits at the centre of government, industry and community stakeholders to coordinate strategic planning for the Six Cities Region.
The Six Cities Region Discussion Paper
As a foundation for engagement, the Commission’s Six Cities Region Discussion Paper is the first step in planning at the city region scale. It outlines initial thoughts on how we can work with communities and partners to shape the Six Cities Region.
This Discussion Paper is the starting point for conversations with stakeholders: First Nations peoples, community members, local councils, industry, state government departments and agencies, and cities experts.
Through extensive engagement, the Commission will ensure that government, industry and community priorities inform our strategic planning and are reflected in the City Plans and Region Plan.
Find out more about working with the Department of Planning and Environment.
2018 Region and District Plans
City region boundaries: Local Government Areas
Illawarra-Shoalhaven City |
Central Coast City |
Lower Hunter & Greater Newcastle City |
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Kiama |
Central Coast |
Cessnock |
Shellharbour |
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Lake Macquarie |
Shoalhaven |
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Maitland |
Wollongong |
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Newcastle |
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Port Stephens |
Eastern Harbour City |
Central River City |
Western Parkland City |
Bayside |
Blacktown |
Blue Mountains |
Burwood |
Canterbury-Bankstown |
Camden |
Canada Bay |
City of Parramatta |
Campbelltown |
Hornsby |
Cumberland |
Fairfield |
Hunters Hill |
Georges River |
Hawkesbury |
Inner West |
The Hills Shire |
Liverpool |
Ku-ring-gai |
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Penrith |
Lane Cove |
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Wollondilly |
Mosman |
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North Sydney |
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Northern Beaches |
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Randwick |
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Ryde |
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Strathfield |
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Sutherland Shire |
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Sydney |
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Waverley |
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Willoughby |
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Woollahra |
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