
Kiersten Fishburn
Kiersten Fishburn serves as the secretary of the Planning Department in New South Wales, where she is instrumental in overseeing significant planning reforms. As part of the newly formed planning troika, she is dedicated to improving the efficiency of housing project approvals to meet the growing demand for residential properties in the region.
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Kiersten Fishburn is the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure secretary who discusses the future of housing in Sydney.
How we will house our growing population in the futureKiersten Fishburn is the Department of Planning secretary and part of the three-person panel.
Planning official used husband’s AI tool to fast-track hundreds of Sydney proposalsKiersten Fishburn is the secretary of the Planning Department who was contacted by Simon Draper regarding the rezoning.
How former NSW premier Morris Iemma opens doors for Sydney property developers with Chris Minns’ governmentKiersten Fishburn is the secretary of the Planning Department participating in the fast-tracking of housing projects.
Councils angry at plan to fast-track 70,000 homesKiersten Fishburn is the former boss of the Liverpool Council who was replaced by Jackson.
Liverpool Council under the microscope at Office of Local Government inquiryFishburn is the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure secretary present at the event.
Premier gets rock-star treatment in usually hostile territoryKiersten Fishburn is the secretary of the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure and a member of the Housing Delivery Authority.
The suburbs bracing for sweeping changesKiersten Fishburn is the Planning Department secretary and a member of the Housing Development Authority.
Clover Moore’s NIMBY-esque rant shows she is out of step with the biggest issue facing SydneyKiersten Fishburn is the secretary of the Planning Department and part of the planning troika.
More than 6000 homes have been fast-tracked in Sydney. This is where they are


























