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Welcome to City of Darwin’s Liveability Platform
City of Darwin is developing a Place and Liveability Plan with guidance from the community, so we can shape Darwin into a comfortable and enjoyable environment for all.
Draft Place and Liveability Plan
City of Darwin is working with the community to create a Place and Liveability Plan. Final plan expected to launch in late 2025.
Phase 1 Engagement Report
Read through Phase 1 engagement report which details Darwin community feedback on what to make a place more liveable.
Liveability Toolkit
A toolkit is available to provide guidance for the community, government and business on how to improve liveability of places in Darwin.
Latest News
Read the latest updates on projects and activities related to Place and Liveability in Darwin
Bundilla Revitalisation Community Feedback
Please fill out the survey form to tell us how you feel about the Bundilla project. The Bundilla Beach revitalisation includes a new skate loop, exercise nodes, two dog parks, BBQ and toilet facilities as well as landscaping.
Give Feedback
Check out the pilot installations delivered in 2024
A community survey in 2024 invited locals to share their vision for a more liveable city, guiding the selection of Karama and Casuarina as pilot installation sites.
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Explore liveability projects delivered by City of Darwin
Want to see more projects by City of Darwin? Visit here
Bundilla
In 2023, City of Darwin embarked on a multistage revitalisation project to enhance the amenities, liveability, and offerings of Bundilla Beach Reserve. Stage 1 of the revitalisation is now complete marking the first step in a long-term vision to make Bundilla Beach a destination. The Bundilla Beach revitalisation is a local success story in urban renewal - a strategic response to community needs, city growth and environmental sustainability. The project is data led and community powered using place intelligence and community feedback to shape decisions and measure impact. Bundilla Stage 1 was funded by the Northern Territory Government and City of Darwin.
What has changed
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What are people doing in the Space
City of Darwin is analysing community engagement in Bundilla by tracking people’s movement using an anonymous counting solution. The project officially opened on 30 May 2025. Since the opening, we have been collecting movement data and observed an average of 25 people per day. An opening event was held on 20 June, which attracted approximately 1,000 attendees. This event significantly boosted community engagement. Prior to the opening, we recorded a healthy level of movement, with an average of around 160 people per day. Following the event, the area became more active, and the current daily average count has increased to 420 people.