Roads Congress 2024  The 2024 National Local Roads, Transport and Infrastructure Congress was held at the Margaret River HEART in Margaret River, Western Australia from 3-4 December. Read the Communique.

The 2023 National General Assembly (NGA) of Local Government – incorporating the Regional Cooperation and Development Forum – was held from 13-16 June in Canberra.  This year’s NGA was the biggest yet and the program featured a wide range of high profile and engaging speakers, leaders and presenters.  The theme for the 2023 NGA was “Our Communities, Our Future”, and we thank all our contributors for ideas for new federal programs and policies that support councils to build stronger communities in the future.  The 2023 Australian Council of Local Government (ACLG) was also held at the National Convention Centre in Canberra on Friday 16 June, immediately following the 2023 NGA.  We thank the Government for working to deliver the first ACLG meeting in more than a decade. A copy of the final program for the 2023 NGA can be downloaded here. The resolutions passed at the 2023 NGA can be downloaded here. Responses to the 2023 NGA resolutions from relevant Federal Ministers are available here.

Date:  6-7 September 2023. The 2023 National Local Roads, Transport & Infrastructure Congress was held at the Kambri Cultural Centre, ANU, Canberra. The theme of the Congress was “Building Communities that are safer, stronger, smarter”. Read the Communique. See our provisional program and sponsorship brochure.

The 2022 National General Assembly of Local Government was held at the National Convention Centre from 19-22 June. The theme of the 2022 NGA was “Partners in Progress”, and the event was attended by more than 1,000 local government leaders from around Australia. A copy of the final program for the event can be downloaded here. The resolutions passed at the event can be downloaded here. Responses to 2022 NGA resolutions from Federal Ministers can be viewed here. The dates for the 2023 National General Assembly (and Regional Forum) are 13-16 June, and the event will once again be held at the National Convention Centre in Canberra.  You can register here.