NSW councils to participate in e-scooter trial
Councils across NSW will be invited to take part in a state-wide trial of e-scooters, joining other states.
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Councils across NSW will be invited to take part in a state-wide trial of e-scooters, joining other states.
28 April, 2022Water utility Riverina Water has taken out NSW’s top water supply award for its 30 year plan for managing the region’s drinking water.
3 March, 2022City of Melbourne is delivering a program to help local startups get a foothold in south-esat Asia.
17 February, 2022A panel of urban planning experts will explore how COVID-19 is shifting the parameters on how Australia’s future cities should look.
9 September, 2021Place Branding Australia 2021 has been postponed until later this year following Victoria’s covid outbreak.
3 June, 2021Tasmania is home to one of the world’s most effective place branding projects. Hear the story behind the story at Place Branding Australia 2021.
24 May, 2021It’s less than two months before Place Branding Australia 2021 gets underway.
22 April, 2021After COVID scuttled plans for last year’s conference, Place Branding Australia is back with a new agenda and fresh insights.
25 March, 2021NSW’s first night time commissioner outlines his vision for the 24-hour-economy.
18 March, 2021The winners of this year’s AR Bluett Memorial Awards have been announced.
23 November, 2020Councils around the world are leading the way in a green COVID recovery.
24 August, 2020The Place Branding Australia conference has been postponed following the cancellation of Dark Mofo.
12 March, 2020The Place Branding Australia 2020 conference takes place in the home of Dark Mofo this June.
17 February, 2020Tasmania is the first Australian state to create a statutory authority devoted to promoting a place brand.
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