The Lord Mayors of Australia’s capital cities are calling on Federal politicians to invest in and partner with city governments to secure Australia’s economic future and the wellbeing of all Australians. In a call to

Australian Governments are facing a growing demand for public infrastructure projects, coupled with a diminishing capacity to pay for this infrastructure through core revenues. Lord Mayors commissioned Ernst and Young to assess innovative financing mechanisms

The Lord Mayor of Brisbane and chair of the Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) Graham Quirk welcomed the release of the 2013 State of Australian Cities Report by Deputy Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

The Lord Mayors of Australia's capital cities have welcomed today’s decision by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) to continue intergovernmental collaboration in planning Australia’s cities. COAG’s decision follows a report by the COAG Reform

The Lord Mayors of Australia’s capital cities are hosting a Cities Summit at Parliament House tomorrow involving local government representatives from the 18 major cities identified in the Federal Government’s National Urban Policy. Download