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28 April 2017
The federal government should not shy away from borrowing for public infrastructure investment, particularly while interest rates are low and Australia’s economic credibility remains competitively high, argue a group of influential peak bodies...Full Media Release
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Come and work with NGAA
02 . 07 . 2018We are recruiting for two new positions: Reserach and Policy Coordinator (0.4FTE) and Communications Coordinator (0.6FTE). More information here.
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2018 Federal Budget - Government finally recognising growth areas
08 . 05 . 2018The Federal Government has finally started listening to the nearly 5 million people in Australia’s fast growing outer suburbs who face daily challenges of nightmare commutes to work or study, and lack of public transport options.
Read moreBronwen Clark appointed new NGAA Executive Officer
22 . 03 . 2018Chair of the National Growth Areas Alliance, Mayor Glenn Docherty, is pleased to announce Bronwen Clark has been appointed to the role of Executive Officer, following a national recruitment process.
Read moreMelbourne's Outer Suburbs Ready for Transformation
21 . 03 . 2018Growth areas have welcomed 35 per cent of Australia’s overall population growth in the last five years, but only received 13 per cent of total infrastructure investment. Councils in growth areas are responding to this deficit with innovative and transformational projects to provide services and facilities their communities need.
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