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Gateway Cities Alliance make a submission to Planning Australia’s 2022-23 Migration Program
The Gateway Cities Alliance provided a submission to the federal government’s Planning Australia’s 2022-23 Migration Program consultation process outlining how Gateway Cities should be reclassified as "Gateway Cities" and expand their intake to reflect population...
Gateway Cities ready to lead economic recovery
MEDIA RELEASE Australia’s leading Gateway Cities, Newcastle, Geelong and Wollongong, are ensuring the federal government and opposition clearly understand the important role they can play in leading the nation’s post-COVID economic recovery. High-level representatives...
Gateway Cities Alliance make a submission to Infrastructure Australia’s inaugural 2022 Regional Strengths and Infrastructure Gaps report
The Gateway Cities Alliance provided a submission to Infrastructure Australia's inaugural 2022 Regional Strengths and Infrastructure Gaps report highlighting our support for a continuation of the report and the need to recognise Gateway Cities within...
‘Goldilocks’ report supports Gateway Cities Alliance push: Geelong, Newcastle, Wollongong ranked as economic and social leaders
MEDIA RELEASE A new report has boosted the credentials of the newly formed Gateway Cities Alliance cities placing Geelong, Newcastle and Wollongong among Australia’s best performing cities in terms of economic and social indicators. The City Report compared the latest...
Australia’s Gateway Cities set to ease population pressures
Increased population growth in the ‘Gateway Cities’ of Geelong, Wollongong and Newcastle will help ease population pressures facing Sydney and Melbourne as stated in a new report released today.. Published by the Committee for Geelong in partnership with the City of...
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Gateway Cities Alliance launches new dashboard to debunk old perceptions
October 26, 2020
Geelong’s push to be recognised as one of Australia’s three “gateway” cities has a new statistical weapon to help counter historical perceptions of the cities within governments or by investors.
Gateway Cities discuss importance of quality supply chain infrastructure to regions
September 28, 2020
The need for Geelong, Newcastle and Wollongong to develop quality supply chain infrastructure and the potential for the cities to collaborate to attract investment were highlighted in a Gateway Cities forum last week.
Geelong had highest growth rate of new businesses before COVID-19, City Report consultant says
Aug 10, 2020
The rate at which new businesses were setting up in Geelong was the highest of any major Australian city before COVID-19….
Newcastle Ranked as One of Australia’s ‘Best Performing Cities’ in New Report
Aug 04, 2020
Newcastle has been named as one of Australia’s best performing cities, in terms of employment, investment and welfare reliance.
The ‘Goldilocks’ report ranked Newcastle in fourth place, in terms of economic and social indicators, out of 101 urban areas…
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Meet Australia’s Goldilocks Cities
Aug 03, 2020
They’re being described as the nation’s Goldilocks cities and the ones most likely to bounce back from COVID – and they’re not Sydney or Melbourne.
A new report, carried out before COVID lockdowns…
Call to recognise Gateway Cities
Dec 01, 2019
Three of Australia’s key regional centres are calling for recognition as “Gateway Cities” that can offer better liveablity than their metropolitan counterparts and function as “economic shock absorbers” for the nation…
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Wollongong, Newcastle and Geelong form new alliance to push for growth
Nov 26, 2019
Wollongong is one of three Australia “gateway” cities which, with proper funding, could make a major impact on the country’s economy, according to a new report…
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Australian Gateway Cities Report Highlights Strategic Importance of Geelong, Wollongong and Newcastle
Nov 25, 2019 – Geelong Advertiser
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