On-demand video content, podcasts, interactive panel discussions and virtual networking are at the core of the National Economic Development Conference (NEDC20) program, which dives into cutting-edge ideas for building resilience and driving economic recovery.“Through an innovative virtual program, we are taking the lead to bring valuable insights and best-practice ideas to the forefront for economic development professionals across Australia and overseas to support their local economies and communities to bounce back strong,” Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said.Economic Development Australia (EDA) CEO Jacqueline Brinkman said innovation, collaboration, investment and skills-development were common themes to be explored at NEDC20.“This is set to be our most important national conference to date,” Ms Brinkman said.“We’ll hear from respected economic development leaders working in industries as diverse as tourism, agribusiness and tertiary education, with highlights set to be a conversation with Resilience NSW Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons, a virtual intensive session with Invest Puerto Rico CEO Rod Miller and on-the-ground economic recovery insights from local councils across Australia.”NEDC20, EDA’s flagship annual conference, will be a completely online event running from 18 – 20 November and feature interactive presentations, panel discussions and podcasts tied to the theme Breaking New Ground – Building a Resilient Future.

A virtual trade delegation led by Liverpool City Council in partnership with Business Sweden has put new development and growth opportunities in Western Sydney front and centre.Originally scheduled as…

Liverpool City Council is inviting community feedback on Stage 2 of the Carnes Hill Draft Masterplan.The Carnes Hill Recreation Precinct will offer high-quality sport and recreation opportunities to r…

Artist's impression of what Railway Serviceway could look like once tactical urbanism interventions have been installed.Liverpool City Council is partnering with the NSW Department of Planning, In…

The disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has led to many big changes to our everyday lives and, as the summer months loom, adjustments are still being made.Outdoor gatherings are limited to 20 p…

Liverpool City Council has opened a new 78-space car park at Speed Street, confirming its commitment to improving access to the city centre.The new car parking facility at 68 Speed Street is fully acc…

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The unveiling of two street murals that embrace the messages of ‘home’ and ‘heritage’ were officially launched today, as part of the Liverpool Youth Council’s Street Art Mural Project.The Liverpool Yo…

Art lovers everywhere can enjoy an online wander through more than 2 00 works from the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) collection with the pieces now featured in digital form on the venue’s websi…