Consultation on the draft State Infrastructure Strategy closed on 21 October Register your interest Register your interest to keep updated about the State Infrastructure Strategy. Queensland's Coordinator-General invites you to have your say on the draft environmental impact statement EIS for the Winchester South project.
See All Closed Consultations. Cameron Dick, the Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, said the director-general of his department would fill the role and a recruitment process would begin soon.
The current head of the department is Rachel Hunter, although her role has been performed lately by deputy director-general Toni Power recently, as Hunter has been acting director-general of the Department of Premier and Cabinet. That arrangement was supposed to end right about now, in mid-August. Tags: approvals Coordinator General Development infrastructure Qld resignation resources state development. Get Premium Today. To ensure that residents of communities near large resource projects benefit from the construction and operation of those projects.
The Coordinator-General manages the assessments and approvals of infrastructure projects, including environmental and social impacts. Areas of land established by the Coordinator-General for industry, infrastructure corridors and major public works to promote industrial development opportunities in Queensland. Laws and other mechanisms the Coordinator-General can use to facilitate the planning and delivery of infrastructure. Previously, Maree led the delivery of the Queensland Government's Building our Regions Program to bring funding to critical regional infrastructure projects across the state.
She is an active contributor to national policy forums, including the Regional Australia Institute policy group, and is also a member of the RAI Research Advisory Committee. Maree's career has included extensive policy experience including national, state and local initiatives.
She led development of the Governing for Growth initiative which laid out the Queensland Government's approach to economic growth. Maree began her working life as a teacher and later worked on professional development initiatives in the Department of Education.
She has a Bachelor of Education and a research master's degree in policy analysis. Michele is a senior executive with extensive experience in economic development portfolios with a focus on industry development, investment attraction and regional infrastructure programs. She has a strong background in the Office of the Coordinator-General leading complex environmental impact assessments, land acquisitions and negotiating agreements with major infrastructure providers and private sector investors.
Michele's career has included whole-of-government infrastructure planning for mineral processing and industrial development in North-West and North Queensland. Within her industry development roles, Michele has also led international trade and investment activities for state and commonwealth initiatives.
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