Queensland heat: calls to make extreme heat a planning hazard
Queensland's planning policy hasn't treated extreme heat as a hazard. Planners and conservationists want the draft State Planning Policy to change that.
Queensland's planning rules don't treat extreme heat as a hazard, and conservationists and planners say that has to change. Heatwaves kill more people than any other natural hazard, according to the Queensland government's own heatwave risk assessment, yet the state's planning policy hasn't mentioned heat at all since it was last reviewed in 2016, ABC News reported on Sunday 11 October.
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