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Councils cheer return of Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program

"The Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program was a game-changer, supporting all 537 of our councils to build, maintain and upgrade thousands of libraries, recreation centres, playgrounds, skate parks, bike paths, and of course the roads we all use every day." - Matt Burnett, ALGA president. (Image: Emerald Botanic Gardens 2023)

ALGA has warmly welcomed the Coalition’s commitment today to reinstate their highly successful Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program if […]

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