Events
PMAT works with local communities to stage public events, bringing the community together and helping to raise awareness of planning concerns. If you have planning-related issues in your locality, contact PMAT to discuss organising a public meeting in your community.
Upcoming Events

19 May Pop-Up Action Parliament House
Tues, 19 May
1-1.30pm
Parliament House
Bring a friend, doof stick/placard or costume

26 May Pop-Up Action Parliament House
Tues, 26 May
1-1.30pm
Parliament House
Bring a friend, costume or doof stick/placard
Need to organise an impactful public meeting?
PMAT has developed a comprehensive 8-step guide to help you successfully organise a public meeting in your community.
Past Events

14 April Pop-Up Action Parliament House
14 April
1-1.30pm
Parliament House
Bring a friend, doof stick, or costume

24 March Pop-Up Action Parliament House
24 March
1-1.30pm
Parliament House
Bring a friend, doof stick, or costume

17 March Pop-Up Action Parliament House
17 March
1-1.30pm
Parliament House
Bring a friend, doof stick, or costume

03 March Pop-Up Action Parliament House
03 March
1-1.30pm
Parliament House
Bring a friend, doof stick, or costume

Jamie Kirkpatrick Symposium Hobart October 2025
A one-day symposium to celebrate the work and legacy of Distinguished Professor Jamie Kirkpatrick.

Candidates Forum: Pembroke 15 May
PMAT will co-host, with SaveUTAS, two Legislative Council ‘Meet the Candidates Evening’ for Nelson (12 May) and Pembroke (15 May).

Candidates Forum: Nelson 12 May
PMAT will co-host, with SaveUTAS, two Legislative Council ‘Meet the Candidates Evening’ for Nelson (12 May) and Pembroke (15 May).
Organise a Community Meeting
Is there a planning related issue that you’re concerned about? Contact PMAT about organising a public meeting in your community.
You can also download a copy of PMAT’s community guide on how to organise a public meeting here.
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