About the NGAA

NGAA is the peak body for local governments in Australia’s outer urban growth areas and advocates to state and federal governments on growth area challenges and opportunities. We are a nonpartisan, member-based alliance of Councils from across Australia. Together, we represent more than five million people living in Australia’s fast-growing outer urban areas and are united by shared experiences of population growth rates at double the national average and long-term under-investment in vital infrastructure. See the NGAA 2020 Policy Platform for more details about advocacy priorities.

Electoral Communications authorised by B Clark, Melbourne.

Membership Categories

Outer Urban Growth Councils

• Councils whose cities, suburbs and towns are in established, emerging or future outer urban growth areas
• Current, recent or projected rapid and sustained population growth rates above the national average
• Inadequate transport, freight, community and social infrastructure stemming from investment not keeping pace with population growth.

Associate Members

• Councils outside NGAA geographic areas who are also experiencing rapid population growths

Partners

• Industry organisations with an interest in growth areas.
• State and Federal Government and research and academic organisations
• Local Government groups outside NGAA geographic areas who are also experiencing rapid population growth.

For membership information, see the NGAA Membership Prospectus and 2021-22 Fee Schedule.

NGAA Executive

 

Chair

Councillor Matthew Deeth

Wollondilly Shire Council (NSW)

 

Deputy Chair

Mayor Tracey Roberts

City of Wanneroo (WA)