NEERG Seminars Pty Limited
Level 4, 209 Oxford Street
Bondi Junction

PO Box 636
Bondi Junction NSW 1355
Australia

T (02) 9387 1899
F (02) 9387 8335
seminars@neerg.net.au

TESTIMONIALS

Dealing with Contaminated Land in 2011  03 August 2011

The folder of printed papers was the best I've seen in a long time.

Lex Stewart, Engineer

Cabonne Shire Council

Urban Design: What Architects and Planners Need to Know

06 July 2011

Each speaker brought a wealth of knowledge to NEERG’s recent Urban Design seminar, adding perspective, background and insights  to issues that planners, architects and urban designers face.  Steve King's segment was especially useful.  As a planner, I couldn’t agree more with his notion of moving away from the outdated 9am - 3pm solar access benchmark to more dynamic and merit based assessment criteria.  I would definitely recommend NEERG seminars and the Mint’s catering is great too!  

Wendy Wang, Senior Urban Planner - Major Developments, City Planning Department

Randwick City Council

We all enjoyed the urban design seminar and found it very interesting.  Long conversations ensued on the bus and continued back at the office. It was great to have such a good lineup of speakers. I hope to do more of these seminars in the future.

Daniel Milliken, Statutory Planner
City of Canada Bay

THE LEC IN 2011: reviewing key cases & new procedures

This seminar was not only enlightening, but thoroughly enjoyable. The matters dealt with were relevant, considered and pertinent to me and my activities. The location,The Mint, was excellent, as were all the  presentations - simply superb. 

Warren Bird, Architect

MANAGING THE DA PROCESS FROM GO TO WHOA

Great day, venue and food.  Excellent line up of speakers and topics.  Very useful and informative.

Jodi Callaghan, Planner, Holroyd Council

A fantastic seminar! The calibre of speakers and the information shared were well worth (the travel to get there). 

Rishelle Turner, Senior Planner
Orange City Council

I enjoyed the structure, challenges and thoroughness of the presentations...A great range of speakers very well qualified to speak on each of their topics.

Charles Glanville, Architect
Thomson Adsett

Thanks for excellent organisation and a very informative series of talks.

Rthna Rana Gill, Urban Planner - Strategy
Ku-ring-gai Council

Neustein Urban - Town planning and urban design

Email us now to reserve the last place available on this date.  You'll be joining people from Bankstown City, Botany Bay City, Campbelltown City, Marrickville, Pittwater, Randwick City and Woollahra Municipal Councils. 

Accessing The Mint, 10 Macquarie Street, Sydney

Located at the top of Sydney's CBD at 10 Macquarie Street, between Sydney Hospital and Hyde Park Barracks. Near Martin Place and St James Stations.  Readily accessed from Macquarie Street including by wheelchair.

Accessing The NEERG Training Room, level 4/209 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction

The training room is on the corner of Bronte Road and Oxford Street, just a block south of/up the hill from the bus/rail interchange.  Kathmandu is on the ground floor.  Enter the building east of Kathmandu.

Accessing the Hollywood Avenue Carpark

For anyone driving, a close and inexpensive place to park is the Hollywood Avenue Carpark on Waverley Street. $10 all day rate. The carpark is only three blocks south of Sid Einfeld Drive, the elevated expressway which borders Bondi Junction shopping centre.

From the expressway turn right on to Oxford Street at the southern (Bondi Road) end of the expressway.  Drive west towards the shopping centre for one block.  At the traffic lights next to OPSM, take the first left into Hollywood Avenue. Turn left again into Waverley Street, just south of the two tall apartment buildings known as Oscar on Hollywood. The carpark is on your left. After parking, walk back to Oxford Street and turn left to continue west two block to 209 Oxford Street, which is two doors past the Apple store. It will take you under ten minutes to walk directly to us.

NEERG Seminars "A Breath of Fresh Air"

The unique venue for NEERG seminars, The Mint comprises a refurbished historic building coupled with a fine example of adaptive reuse. Opening to the fresh air, the auditorium is designed to encourage seminar participants to mingle outdoors or in the glassed foyer during refreshment breaks. Delicious and nutritious food is provided by in-house caterer, Trippas White.

Networking Opportunities

Apart from airing issues and conveying vital information relating to the management of the built environment, NEERG seminars offer opportunities to network with other professionals working in similar fields.