5th June

Circular Economy Symposium

Name: Circular Economy Symposium
Start: 2024-06-05T08:30:00+0930
End: 2024-06-06T16:00:00+0930
Location: Hilton Darwin

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REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!

Please join LGANT for the inaugural Circular Economy Symposium held in the vibrant city of Darwin, NT.

This year’s theme is How Many ‘R’s in the Circular Economy and will feature speakers from the NT and interstate on tops such as processing of recyclables in the NT and Circular Economy opportunities for remote communities.

There is also a sit down dinner at Crocosaurus Cove with entry and access to attractions included in the ticket.

DATE

Wednesday 5 June 2024

8:30 am – 4:30pm

Dinner 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Thursday 6 June 2024

8:30am – 4:00pm

LOCATION

Hilton Darwin, 32 Mitchell Street, Darwin City NT 0800

For any enquiries, please contact Meredith Newall, Circular Economy Program Officer at meredith.newall@lgant.asn.au or on 8944 9673.

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LGANT Ltd

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LGANT is the voice of local government in the Northern Territory, representing the 16 municipal and regional councils, 63 local authorities, 66 remote communities with a physical council presence and 614 homelands with over 100 Aboriginal languages and dialects.

We provide leadership, support, representation, and advocacy on behalf of our member councils for the benefit of their communities.

Local government makes a significant contribution to the Northern Territory economy as they collectively employ around 3,000 Territorians. Councils are the largest employer of Indigenous people in remote and regional areas, manage and control assets and infrastructure valued at $2.57 billion, are responsible for over 13,000 kilometres of roads and receive and expend over $505 million in the Northern Territory annually.

Local government councils look after matters close to our homes including local roads, street signage, lighting, footpaths, parking, cycle ways, parks and playgrounds, sporting fields and swimming pools, pet control, land and coast care programs, libraries, waste management, and community programs such as child and aged care – and in some places, act as Centrelink and Australia Post.

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