City of Darwin is inviting community members with knowledge, experience and a passion for Darwin to help shape the city's future through membership of the new Place, Liveability and Sustainability Advisory Committee.
The committee forms part of City of Darwin's refreshed advisory committee framework, designed to strengthen stakeholder engagement and strategic advice to Council.
Lord Mayor Peter Styles said the Place, Liveability and Sustainability Advisory Committee would provide an important opportunity for residents and subject matter experts to contribute directly to City of Darwin's planning and decision-making.
"City of Darwin has undertaken a comprehensive review of its advisory committee structure to ensure we continue to receive meaningful and strategic input from our community," Mr Styles said.
"The Place, Liveability and Sustainability Advisory Committee will bring together community voices and specialist expertise to help shape initiatives that make Darwin a more liveable, sustainable and resilient city.
"We're seeking people who are passionate about enhancing our public spaces, supporting environmental sustainability and helping shape the future of Darwin," he said.
The committee will provide advice and insights on matters including place-making, environmental sustainability, climate resilience, urban greening, public open spaces, recreation, waste and resource recovery and initiatives that contribute to community wellbeing.
The committee will support City of Darwin in delivering strategic outcomes that enhance liveability and contribute to a vibrant, connected and sustainable community.
City of Darwin encourages applications from individuals with professional expertise, lived experience or a demonstrated interest in sustainability, environmental management, recreation, urban planning, community development or related fields.
Expressions of Interest close at 5pm on Monday 2 November 2026.
