CCCLM has prepared a submission to the Australian Government's 2021-22 Pre Budget. The submission seeks ongoing Commonwealth support of capital cities: COVID-19 pandemic recovery Economic research Housing and homelessness investment Climate action and Culture and
CCCLM understands the importance of state-of-the-art infrastructure to support and enhance the lives of citizens and Australia’s workforce in Capital Cities. The rapid and priority introduction of 5G is critical to the future of Capital
All Australians have the right to housing that is safe, appropriate, affordable, and sustainable. However, due to a number of factors, homelessness is now at a crisis point and in danger of becoming entrenched in
CCCLM Homelessness submission FINAL 070220
Work with us to make our cities safer and achieve bigger emission reductions Australia’s Capital City Lord Mayors commit to: Work together over the long term to accelerate practical climate action; Work with other levels
Australia’s capital city Lord Mayors and the ACT Chief Minister ask the Federal Government to prioritise social and affordable housing in inner-cities as a key infrastructure priority. The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM)
We welcome the Federal Government’s initiative in commencing dialogue on the introduction of automated mass transit in Australia, we are confident that outcomes of this inquiry will contribute to the development of an appropriate environment
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 where
The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) has developed a globally unique statistical tool which captures the scale, diversity and direction of the development of local, state and federal Night Time Economy (NTE) activity
This report sets out statistical analysis of the Australian Night Time Economy (NTE) for the period 2009 to 2015. The data are presented at three spatial/administrative levels: 1. National 2. State 3. Local Government Authority (LGA)