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Trevor Budge is a geographer-planner who has worked in urban, rural, regional, statutory and strategic planning since 1975, in Bendigo, Melbourne and Tasmania. He has undertaken studies throughout rural and regional Australia with a particular focus on Victoria and Tasmania. He has organised six major conferences on planning issues and has led seven international study tours for planners. His experience covers a wide variety of planning projects, demographic analysis, heritage and conservation studies, community consultation, planning appeals and panel hearings, regional studies, tourism promotion and marketing, and the provision of education and training programs. His work has involved him in rural regions, small country towns, outer metropolitan areas and major regional centres. He has given numerous lectures on planning at Universities in Australia and the United States, presented papers at Conferences in Australia, the United States, Canada, Sri Lanka and New Zealand. He is widely acknowledged for his work in integrating land use planning with natural resource management plans and strategies and for his work in the planning and development of country towns where he has conducted over 400 workshops and community consultation programs.

Professional Recognition

• Certified Practising Planner (CPP) – Planning Institute of Australia
• National Lifetime Achievement Award Planning Institute of Australia
• Life Fellow Planning Institute of Australia
  

Publications

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Teaching

My teaching at undergraduate level focuses on planning practice, statutory planning and rural and regional planning.

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Employment History

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Peer Judged Awards

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Research Projects

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Professional Involvements

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