The economic and population load faced by Australia's cities is set to grow into the future, with our capital cities forecast to grow by 10 million people by 2056. Managing this growth and maximising opportunities

Infrastructure financing solutions for Australia's capital cities

  Australia is facing serious challenges of climate change and a growing and ageing population. As Australia’s population and economic hubs, our cities are at the forefront of these challenges. The capacity of our cities

Nation Building for Australia's Capital Cities: Securing Australia's future

Executive Summary  National Policy Statements

Appendix 1 - CCCLM Demonstration Projects Download

The report on research conducted by the Allen Consulting Group on behalf of CCCLM involves an analysis of urban infrastructure projects identified by the Lord Mayors as important to Australia’s capital cities, assessing the economic

The CCCLM welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback in response to the Federal Government’s Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport draft report for discussion. We are encouraged by the comprehensive level of information the

The CCCLM together with the Australian Centre of Excellence for Local Government (ACELG) has completed a new discussion paper called 'Local Action for a Low Carbon Future' (June 2012). This research is part of broader

CCCLM submission to the Department of Infrastructure's National Urban Policy discussion paper - Our Cities. Download