The State of Australia’s Fast Growing Outer Suburbs (undertaken by .id) and Transformational Infrastructure Projects in Australia’s Fast Growing Outer Suburbs, undertaken by NGAA’s Universities Reference Group, including the University of Adelaide, are available on our Research page. Read NGAA Chair Mayor Glenn Docherty's comments in advance of the South Australian launch of the research here.
NGAA has made a 2019-20 Budget Submission to the Federal Government, focussing on five building blocks for good growth.
The full submission is available on the Advocacy page of the NGAA website.
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The National Growth Areas Alliance welcomes Infrastructure Australia’s new report, Planning Liveable Cities: A place-based approach to sequencing infrastructure and growth. We call upon the Federal and State Governments to work with local government to implement the findings of this report.
Read moreThe 2018 NGAA Awards showcased the vision and expertise that is building Australia’s diverse outer suburban growth areas. Winning projects included innovative uses of technology, a community program to prevent family violence, a suburb-wide urban planning approach and a $109 million community recreation facility.
Read moreThree priorities are the pathway to great Australian cities according to Professor Greg Clark, global cities expert, who addressed Mayors, Councillors and executives from Australia’s fastest growing outer suburban Councils at the National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) Congress in the booming south west of Sydney this week.
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