NBN (National Broadband Network)  Local rollout has started

The National Broadband Network (NBN) is an Australian Government initiative that will deliver  high speed broadband over a network designed to reach all Australian premises. It is a vital communications infrastructure that will be used by Australians for many decades to come.

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• EDUCATION
• TELEWORKING
• GOVERNMENT SERVICES
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FREE QUIT program starts 26 April                

Auburn City Council in partnership with the Cancer Council is presenting a FREE QUIT program.

If you are a business owner here are some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

If you are thinking of attending here are some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When: Sessions start 26 April at 12 noon - 1.30pm and run for 6 weeks

Where: Auburn Centre for Community | Cnr Hutchinson St and Macquarie Rd, Auburn

Cost: FREE

To Register: email trish.keating@auburn.nsw.gov.au or call 97351221

2011 Regional Development Australia - Regional Plan for Sydney

Released 28 October 2011

 

What is the Regional Plan?

 

Regional Development Sydney's Regional Plan is an informative tool providing important perspectives on the economic, environmental and social status of Sydney's Regions.

 

What's in the Regional Plan?

• economic, environmental and social vision for the region
• outline of key drivers of change
• indentification of strengths

Who can benefit from this information?

 

The Regional Plan is beneficial to industries, businesses, government agencies, education institutes and community organisations as it describes Sydney's attributes, industries, employment base and key advantages and can be used to identify:

• current and future issues
• future strategies
• potential development opportunities

Access  and dowload the Regional Plan here:   Regional Development Australia - Regional Plan for Sydney 2011.pdf ​	​

 

Auburn Economic Development Statement - Review Report 2011

The Auburn Economic Development statement was adopted by Council on 6 September 2006 and set out the vision for Auburn to improve the local job market, investment, learning opportunities for businesses and focussed this strategic direction with an action agenda to support economic development for the Auburn Local Government Area. In 2011 it is timely that Council is in a position to develop an Economic Development Strategy for the City within the framework of its Community Strategic Plan and it is now appropriate to undertake a review of the adopted Economic Development Statement 2006 to highlight achievements to date, project outcomes and opportunities as Council goes forward.   

2011 - Auburn Economic Statement 2006 - Review Report - webcopy.pdf

Local Business Survey - Key Findings & Results

In late 2010 Auburn City Council undertook a wide  survey of local business across a number of key issue areas which are important to local businesses such as; business confidence, training and education, business growth, employment and skills shortages, environmental sustainability and more. Here is the report of key findings from the survey which will continue to drive programs and initiatives to assist local business.

  Auburn City Local Business Survey - Key Findings and Summary Report.pdf

 Auburn City Local Business Survey - final report.pdf

Max Employment, a local Job Service Agency has started the 

'Give a Local a Job' campaign.  

 
So if you are an employer with jobs - make the call.
 

Over 370 new jobs in Auburn City