The National Growth Areas Alliance advocates at the Federal Government level for a stronger focus on the needs of Australia’s fast-growing outer suburbs, currently home to 5 million people.
The Alliance’s member councils are calling for dedicated funding for critical infrastructure and services for outer growth areas, and for all levels of government to commit to assisting outer suburbs reach their full potential.
Aug
NGAA Research Launch: Working from Home in growth areas
Join us for the launch of the latest research on the lived experience of working from home in Australia’s outer suburbs during the Covid-19 lockdown. Some unexpected findings with implications for future infrastructure investment, small business and economic growth and the way we plan our communities.
Public event
Aug
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Why the outer suburbs are the best at working from home
29 . 07 . 2020Some unexpected and positive findings in our new research on the lived experience of working from home in the outer suburbs. Join us Wednesday, August 5 for the launch.
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Being young in the outer suburbs
28 . 07 . 2020Nearly two million people under the age of 25 live in Australia’s outer suburbs. What education and career opportunities will they get, miss out on, or never even realise existed? A personal view from NGAA Executive Officer, Bronwen Clark.
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HomeKeeper before HomeBuilder
04 . 06 . 2020If you’re already struggling to pay the mortgage, home renovations are an unattainable luxury. Helping people already under mortgage stress to keep their homes is the priority in Australia’s outer urban growth areas.
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