Lincoln Planning Review 2012 v.3 Issue 2

Editorial 
Hamish G. Rennie 1-2

Greening the Rubble in Christchurch: civic ecological reclamation efforts during a crisis event
Roy Montgomery 3-13

Liability and Limits for the Rena Pollution Incident
Robert Makgill, Joanna Mossop and Karen Scott 14-17

Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority: Questions and answers 
CERA 18-24

Planning Pains? Don't Panic!
Hamish G. Rennie 25-26

Tena Koe, no Ngati Skateboarder Ahau: Understanding this unique urban culture in any CBD
David Patterson 27-29

The New Zealand Environmental Protection Authority: a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing?
Felicity Boyd 30-32

The Long and Winding Road: The Christchurch Southern Motorway as an illustration of the disconnect between financial, transport and land-use planning in New Zealand.
Kevyn Miller 33-40

Facilitating Community Involvement in Counci|—community Master Planning
Shane Orchard and P. Bailey Peryman 41-50

Environmental Defence Society, 2011 Conference Report — Coastlines: Spatial Planning for Land and Sea
P. Bailey Peryman 51-52

Te Waihora/ Lake Ellesmere Integrated Catchment Symposium — Living Lake, Changing Catchment: 2011
Kelly Fisher 53-54

Book Review: Contemporary Issues in Regional Planning (illustrated edition 2002) 
Alice Hosted 55-56

Book Review: Making Better Places: The planning project in the twenty-first century 
Charlotte Scotchbrook​ 57-59

Young Planners Congress 2011 Report
Jess Bould 60-61

Ali Memon, Great Planning Lecturer, Researcher and Winner of the New Zealand Planning lnstitute’s Premier Award in April 2011
Alyce Melrose 62-64

Student Profile: Sarah Edwards 65

Where are they now?: Adrienne Lomax 66

Lincoln University Planning-Relevant Dissertation and Theses List 67-69

Lincoln University Planning Association (LUPA) Update
Jess Bould 70

Awards 71