On Friday 26 August, representatives from Australia’s capital cities joined with state and territory environment ministers and officials in a Climate Change Roundtable hosted by the ACT Government. The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors
The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) welcomes Labor’s infrastructure policy, acknowledging the ALP’s continued support for cities. Lord Mayors support Labor’s policy to bolster Infrastructure Australia by providing it with the administration of
In our rapidly changing world, cities are more important than ever before. Cities are where people and organisations come together, where investments are made, where new ideas are formed, where jobs are created and, importantly,
The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) today welcomed the Coalition’s release of its plans to provide funds directed at boosting renewable energy and clean technology in capital cities. In welcoming today’s release, CCCLM
The message from the Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) is clear – Australia’s major cities must not be neglected by the incoming Federal Government. Whilst much of the current election campaign focuses on marginal
A review of the night time economic performance - commissioned by the National Local Government Drug and Alcohol Committee. PN042130_TheAustralianNTE2015-FINAL MAY 2016
The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) today released its third report in a series measuring the performance of the Australian Night Time Economy (NTE). The report includes the change in levels of annual
Australia’s capital city Lord Mayors have restated the importance of Australia’s cities as major drivers of the Australian economy, following today’s Smart Cities Summit. Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) Chair, Lord Mayor of
The CCCLM recognises the importance of transport connectivity in delivering economic and social benefits to Australia’s cities. In recent years local governments have seen funding through grants and subsidies reduced which has put increased pressure
There is clear evidence that affordable housing is a major issue in Australia’s cities. And that these problems are worsening, particularly in our larger cities, as a result of increasing city populations which place increasing