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  • Early bird registrations have been extended for this year’s National Local Roads and Transport Congress by one week to 14 October. To be held in Hobart, Tasmania from 2-3 November, this year’s Congress will be an opportunity for councils to hear about proposed national heavy vehicle reforms, how they can support the transition to an+

  • NATIONAL LOCAL ROADS AND TRANSPORT CONGRESS 2009 Communiqué

  • 12 – 14 NOVEMBER 2014, TAMWORTH, NSW The National Local Roads and Transport Congress has always been, and continues to be, critical in influencing the Federal Government and Opposition on road and infrastructure policies. Our Congresses have a reputation for influencing significant change.  For example, the very first Congress resulted in the establishment of the+

  • 2015 NATIONAL LOCAL ROADS AND TRANSPORT CONGRESS 17 – 19 November in Ballarat, Victoria. The National Local Roads and Transport Congress has always been, and continues to be, critical in providing a platform to engage with the Federal Government and Opposition on road and infrastructure policies and initiatives. The Congresses have a reputation for influencing+

  • NATIONAL LOCAL ROADS AND TRANSPORT CONGRESS 9-11 NOVEMBER 2016 TOOWOOMBA QLD The Congress, themed Local Infrastructure, Developing Regions, focused on the value and importance of strong regional and local collaboration and how those connections contribute to Australia’s economic competitiveness. Below are speeches and highlights from the 2016 Congress. Please contact ALGA on 02 6122 9400+

  •   The 2017 National Local Roads and Transport Congress held in Albany confirmed for many how effectively local government is responding to tomorrow’s transport challenges. Below are speeches and highlights from the 2016 Congress. Please contact ALGA on 02 6122 9400 for more information. CONGRESS COMMUNIQUE To view the Congress Bulletin, please Click Here PRESENTATIONS+

  • NATIONAL LOCAL ROADS AND TRANSPORT CONGRESS 20-22 NOVEMBER 2018 ALICE SPRINGS, NT Local governments are responsible for some of the most critical transport assets in this country. Local roads and bridges connect individuals, communities and businesses and often provide connectivity between major freight routes. It is critical that this role be recognised and funded appropriately to+