Economic development
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THINKING REGIONAL AND RURAL: Guidelines for assessing regional and rural impacts of government policy and legislation
"Thinking Regional and Rural" is a new guidebook and online tool for all Victorian Government policy makers designed to place regional and rural issues front and centre. It's a must-read to increase your knowledge and understanding of regional and rural issues. By systematically considering regional and rural areas in developing policy and legislation, it is...
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Western Australia Department of Regional Development Royalties for Regions Progress Report July 2012-June 2013
Through the delivery of the $6.5billion Program the State Government is investing for a brighter future for regional Western Australia. Since 2008 the State's long-term focus on regional development has been supported by state-wide investments using Royalties for Regions funding. With the reinvestment of 25% of mining and onshore petroleum royalties into regional WA each...
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Alice Springs Region Economic Profile at a Glance
This economic snapshot of Central Australia provides some facts about the region and highlights key aspects of the local economy and how it is changing over time. Seventeen percent (41 042) of Territorians live in the Central Australia region, an area of almost 570,000 square kilometres. The region includes Alice Springs, the second largest population...
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Central Queensland Economic and Infrastructure Framework
This Economic and Infrastructure Framework (the framework) identifies opportunities for the Central Queensland economy to grow with the support of strategic infrastructure planning. By highlighting the economic potential of Central Queensland, the framework aims to encourage private sector investment in the region, as well as inform infrastructure planning, investment and delivery decisions. More specifically, the...
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Darling Downs Economic and Infrastructure Framework
This Economic and Infrastructure Framework (the framework) identifies opportunities for the Darling Downs economy to grow with the support of strategic infrastructure planning. By highlighting the economic potential of the Darling Downs, the framework aims to encourage private sector investment in the region, as well as inform infrastructure planning, investment and delivery decisions. More specifically...