National Growth Areas Alliance
Between 23 March 2026 and 24 May 2026, Australians were invited to share their views and help guide the next National Cultural Policy. The AUO was commissioned to produce maps for the NGAA’s submission.
Australian Government
As part of the 2022 election, the Government committed to deliver a State of Australian Cities Report (SoAC) as an accurate and up-to-date picture of life in our big cities. To date it remains unpublished, but is available via this FOI request.
Star Weekly
New data from the National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) shows that one-in-five Australians face inadequate access to doctors, schools, sports …
The Guardian
Too many new developments lack green spaces and have fast food outlets built before essential infrastructure, peak body warns
The Nightly
One in five Australians living in outer-metropolitan suburbs suffers inadequate access to schools, healthcare and other amenities and basic infrastructure, according to a new report.
Brisbane Times
A report on liveability across five Australian capital cities has highlighted gaps between established and growing areas. In Brisbane, one issue stands out.
7 News
No Australian cities made the list of the top 15-minute cities, which included over 10,000 locations around the world.
ABC News
Few cities in the world could be classified as a 15-minute city, according to new international research.
The time it takes Australian workers to get to work is increasing. What do experts think will help improve them?
Gentrification continues to expand further away from the centre of major cities. There are several indicators that can give you a hint your suburb is heading for a transformation.