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AN APPRAISAL OF NIGERIA MEDIA AS INSTRUMENT OF ERADICATING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA (CASE STUDY OF NTA EFFECT ON OBASANJO'S ANTI- CORRUPTION CRUSADE)
AN APPRAISAL OF NIGERIA MEDIA AS INSTRUMENT OF ERADICATING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA (CASE STUDY OF NTA EFFECT ON OBASANJO'S ANTI-CORRUPTION CRUSADE)
This research focused on Trends in the use of Human Model in the Nigeria Advertising Industry. This study consists five chapters, the first chapter cover and introduction of study. The research problem, objectives of the study, formulation of hypotheses, the significance, the limitations and the scope of the study was also tested in this chapter.
Chapter two described the theoretical framework and related literature review. In chapter three, Research methodology was covered while chapter four dealt with Analysis and presentation of Data Besides Hypothesis Testing. The summary, conclusion and Recommendations for further study were made in chapter five.
The research is carried out through the method of survey research. The empirical aspect of the work is carried out using information obtained from both sample of consumers age groups and five advertising agencies in Enugu and Lagos they use model in advertising products or services.
The core of this study is to analyse the effectiveness of using models in advertising and its ethical implications.
Based on these, three hypotheses were formulated.
1. H: Modeling is a very effective advertising strategy in Nigeria
NH: Modeling is not an effective advertising strategy in Nigeria.
2. H: Models used in advertising is seen as ethical by Nigerians.
NH: Models used in advertising is seen as unethical by Nigerians.
3. H: Models influence prospective buyers on the purchase of products.
4. Television and bill-boards are the best among the models.
5. Television is the best vehicle to use models in advertising.
Based on the above findings, some recommendations made are
1. Advertising agencies should incorporate modeling service on their organization so that such models used could be specifically, and efficiently trained for the specific product to suit the marketing objection
2. Greater emphasis should be made on the use of local models in advertising product especially cigarette.
3. Since modeling has been found to be effective as advertising strategy, efforts should be made to increase the rate paid to models in order to encourage people to go into professional modeling schools to train the young ones is recommended.
4. It has been found that use of models in cigarette advert significantly affect consumers below twenty years, therefore, efforts should be made to restrict cigarette advert to such programmes which will not attract the ago groups below twenty, since they are more influenced by the models used in cigarette advertisement.
Title Page………………..i
Certification………….…ii
Dedication………………iii
Acknowledgment……….iv
Table of content……...…v
Abstract...........................vi
2. PROBLEM STATEMENT
3. OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
4. RESEARCH QUESTIONS
5. FORMULATION OF THE HYPOTHESES
6. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
7. LIMITATION OF STUDY
8. SCOPE OF THE STUDY
9. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS
10. REFERENCE
1. CONCEPT OF ADVERTISING IN NIGERIA
2. BRIEF HISTORY OF ADVERTISING
AGENCIES IN NIGERIA
3. MODELS, MODELING AND MODELING AGENCY IN NIGERIA
4. MODELING AS AID TO EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING
5. ADVERTISING AND MARKETING PSYCHOLOGY
6. CIGARETTE ADVERTISEMENT
IN ELECTRONIC MEDIA
1. RESEARCH DESIGN
2. RESEARCH METHOD
3. DETERMINATION OF SAMPLE SIZED
5. EXPECTED RESULT
ANALYSIS, PRESENTATION AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
1. PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA
2. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
1. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
APPENDIXES
1. Advertising Agency Organization
2. Rates approved for Artistes /models by APN member Agencies
3. Hierarchy of effect model.
4. Consumer questionnaire distribution
5. Management Questionnaire Distribution
6. Age classification of consumer Respondents.
7. Education Status.
8. Sex classification
9. Media commonly carrying models cigarette Advertisements
10. Influence of model to increase buying Habit
11. Agencies Questionnaire Distribution
12. The Effectiveness of model in Advertising
13. Factors Responsible for the Effectiveness
14. The media selection for model used in Advertising
15. Questionnaire survey table.
16. The Age groups of consumers that considered Advertising as Ethical.
It is necessary to glorify the minds that made ventures to the establishment of media. Media as a watch dog and the mirror of the nation perform crucial roles in the society media educate entertain analyses interpret ,motivate, create avenue, to failure and to success. Media as well monitor evaluate and correct al wrong activities concerning human existence. It executive and recommends, encodes and decodes and ensure feedback etc.
Media is metaphoric when we termed it to be a watchdog of eh nation and as well the mirror through which the nation see and recognize itself. it is the importance of the media that place it to that position in that somebody cannot just get up and started printing or criticizing a nation or society without having in mind any channel of dissemination of his information whether good or bad informational concern sense to the target audience . It is therefore at this junction that journalist uses media aid to bring the nation what their society is like and how their government is like and how good or bad the personalities involved are like, then it is through this means that they will know what the are and how their activities moves whether it encourages the audience or discourage them.
It was through this mirror media the news that exposed the forgery certificate of Alhaja Salisis Buhari which he did at the University of Toronto Canada . the made president Obasanjo after taken over the government to launch crusade that will redress what he saw in the mirror . this made Alhaja Salisu Buhari to be brought down from his position of speaker of house representative
The media educate the ignorant it teaches them from known to unknown without it was when media publishes or air what people know that they will analyze was through media that people get to know what brought about the removal of Evans Ewerem from the position of senate president because of his falsification of age. The Nigerian media therefore exposes them, he evil operator of their evil deed and drag them down from the success to failure through mentoring of their movement and activities and evaluating and correcting their wrongs by disseminating it on air and preparing the audience to feedback recommending to the government the punishment that the deserve for the issue of awareness to be accomplished.
Furthermore, in Nigeria society, the role of broadcasters and the broadcast media, as agents of rural and motional development,, especially at the information dissemination, watchdog level, is now generally recognized and accepted by experts and policy maker alike. Also, a critical appraisal of the socio-economic development of he people of he world indicates that the sits a spectrum of levels of development of he people of the among he nation stake and that within a given country there also exist a spectrum of levels affluence poverty
Importantly he development spectrum of the nations is demonstrably corrected with the amount of natural resources, indigenous technology and political stability whereas the affluence or poverty of individual within a nation, may be corrected with family background, ethnic origin, educational statement etc. depending on the character of the nation in question. Nigeria as a typical developing country to day has a citizenry with a multiplicity of ethnic groups, language, dialects, rural patterns, religious beliefs, and traditional institutes that lend to defy the best of intonations internal integration and development. usually only a small percentage of the people are literate in nay language, indigenous or foreign.
Meanwhile, the national government the enlightened segments of the society are aware of the need for wide spread education for both children and adults in order to achieve prescribed goals in economic growth, health care, political and special awareness, political stability, self reliance and nation identify, among other things for national development.
From the above points, broadcaster media is a powerful and effective instrument for achieving these national goals, it has been recognized all over the world and in Nigeria in particular as the role of broadcast media. In national development according to ADSDI, Uyo in the book the mass media and social change, he identified the functions performed by the media of mass communication especially broadcast media as , information, education, entertainment, persuasion which he referred to fondly as the media pile- an acronym derived from the four basic function,
Therefore this study is an attempt to discover how media as an instrument for eradicating corruption of Obasanjo's anti—corruption crusade. A case study of NTA.
Since assuming office in May, 1999 president Olusegun Obasanjo has never hidden his intention to fight corruption which has permitted the social fabric of Nigeria from the top to bottom.
In order to raise that goal, he set up the independent corrupt practices and other related offences commission, otherwise known as the ICPC, handed by justice Mustapha Akanbi, a retired judge of the court of appeal. But since then, the commission has remained a came dulk and toothless building until recently. In what observes sees a departure from the past and a renew vigor in the anti-graft campaign the ICPC in early December imitated the arrest of prominent politicians and former government officials. In one fell SWOAP a serving of corrupt was fired over allegations of corrupt practices. not only was former minister of labour and productively, Alhaji Hassani Akwanga sacked he was later arrested by security agencies for involvement in a $214m scan in the Jinx national identity card schema being handled by the minister of internal affairs. He was permanent secretary of that ministry before retiring and being appointed a minister.
The ICPC is currently prosecuting about sixty-two persons for various offense, these include politicians, judges, academic and members of the commission is said to have received over 942 petitions since inception out of which about 400 are still being investigated,. Firstly ,in view of this study.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE RESEARCH PROBLEM
The problem of study is the effect of the media and instrument for eradicating corruption. A case study of Nigeria television authority inform of Obasanjo anti-corruption crusade. Opinion of the researcher to see if there is any significant effect on media being a powerful instrument to Obsanjo's crusade against corruption. Truly, the has been series of struggle to attain this objective's
Similarly, the legal philosophers and various notions of the nature, meaning and scope of corruption. Today the struggle to bring to the public the notification of their freedom from corruption by the media had been respected attempt done by the media for its is the obligation of he media to carry out government opinions, translate it and analyze it to layman's understanding.
Today, it is a mater of a national and internal affairs or concern in that that the rule of law has no meaning as some government as some government in African countries are dictatorial in nature and operate above the law, thereby something or action that above he law of its laud is a problem and that is the statement of problem of corruption and Obsanjo crusade against instrument to enforce awareness and motivates actions which was achieve a last.
For instance late Abacha chose Bariabas Jabilla (Nick names Roger) as his killer squad leader who carryout a lot of assassination for him therefore instead of investing money on development be rather used the money to send segment Rogers to North Kores to learn self defense and assassination and as well was given asset to presidential jet and many carts of which was announced that Tell magazine describe his appearance as lefty bearded Rogers who always poses a deceptive look with his athletic physique and cherubic face who usually decked in a special black Arab captain when on a mission to kill, al enemy of evil like assassination of Kurdurat Abiloa late and other simply because of the interview grange to her by the British broadcasting separation where she exposed late Abacha she was killed because she vowed to fight Abachs's corruption to the last. She was killed her husband Abiloa late won a free and fair election which was announced on June 12.
Problem are imminent in very aspect of human edeavour. As scholars researcher student are know that the Nigeria nation as Bedeviled with so much corruption which has hitherto been a constraint to national development. A category of corruption in synomious with Militaries, politicians, some are caused by employer government agencies, the common men, leader of thought the youths, the aged ad these are the component that make up the federation. A sample of corruption which this work tends to address is crime, drug abuse, juvenile delinquency, cultism, bribery and disobediences.
Therefore, in a situation like this, as the powerful instrument for r\eradicating corruption is at work but suffers in that there is no freedom of media activates yet that does not stop the media from motivation and action, through some personnel lost their lives in the process a good example is late Giwa founder of Newswatch, who was assassinated.
1.3 OBJECTIVES FO THE STUDY
The researcher intends at the end of this work to provide a lading solution of the problem of corruption in Nigeria. It also intends to asses the Obasanjo anti-corruption crusade to tell the public how far it has gone in trying to eradicating corruption in the society it also tends to form a frame work or basis for further research as far as corruption in concerned in Nigeria.
The research work will go a long way toward using the media to address the issue of corruption practices in Nigeria.
We must not fail to welcome the constitution democracy, be it as benevolent ad it may be a military regime still, falls short of the mark. It is a government that owes its origin and authority to sheer force and not to the people. we would like to have a government that will owe its origin and authority to the people and as well as give its accountability to the people and have an air of change in mind when he did not account to his people fine otherwise was promised by president Olusegun Obasanjo on the day of the launching on 9th September, 1999 at Bayalsa state in yewe gua, he promised to be cooperation with the staff and to work towards the upliftement of he standard of living of the people manifestoes. With that will be reduced and media will perform its roles effectively without hindrances
Do media aid anti-corruption crusade To extent does anti-corruption crusade help to sustain Nigeria democratic growth? To what extent ahs the ant-corruption crusade helped in eradicating corruption To what extent had NTA gone about the anti- corruption crusade?
Hi: The media aid anti-corruption crusade
Ho: The media do not aid anti-corruption crusade
H2: Anti-corruption crusade help to a great extent in sustaining democracy in Nigeria
Ho: Anti-corruption crusade does not in any way help to a great extent in sustaining democracy in Nigeria
H3: Corruption poses serious problem to democratic growth in Nigeria.
Ho: Corruption does not poses serious problem to democratic growth in Nigeria.
H4: The anti-corruption crusade has to a great extent helped in ridding Nigeria of corrupt leaders
Ho: The anti-corruption crusade has not in anyway helped in ridding Nigeria of corrupt leaders
H5: NTA has been an affective instrument in the anti corruption crusade
Ho: NTA has not been an affective instrument in the anti corruption crusade
1.7 CONCEPTUAL AND OPERATIONAL DEFINITION OF TERMS
In order to made far adequate clarity of purpose and presentation, such words will be defined in this section in accordance with the usage That will be made of them. In dong so the author hope to present an ideal aid towards the effective understanding of the day set up. Such worlds explained include
Appraisal is the act of appraising valuation, especially official valuation
Is the process of pulling up by the root or destroy thoroughly media
Media is usually with sign, mass communication examples are television, radio. Media is a medium of exchange of idea is it a channel by which messages or information and decoded to the final audience.
Corruption as has been reviewed by oxford advanced learns dictionary of current English as an immoral actions depraved ailment dishonest through offering and accepting bribes impure through bloody practices debased by errors or alternation falsifying of age, embezzlement of or illegal passion of equitation of wealth
1.8 ASSUMPTION
In following the investigation, the researcher made the following assumption NTA Enugu is very active in championing anti- corruption crusade of government to its staff.
NTA carries programme aimd to create awareness to the public on the need for sanity in public office among political office holder.
This study will serve as platform for future researcher in this area
1.9 LIMITATION OF STUDY
In the course of this writing a lot of problems were encountered as in adequate material. Easy assess to materials for this work becomes difficult even in the school library, the ones been could not bring the demand of he study in the course of this, I had to travel far in obtaining materials that make this writing a reality.
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My intention is to add an EventListener to every "li" and "input" element.
I am able to do that with for loop
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So I decided to try to do the same thing with forEach and that is my idea:
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Unfortunately, this code is not working and I think it is because the variable "items" is not an array.
What cause my code to not work and what are potential solutions?

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IMEC Chairman, Capt. Belal Ahmed also commented: "The crew change crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has brought various maritime players to work together more closely than ever before.
"IMEC has participated and contributed to both global and Singapore based discussions aimed at finding solutions and providing guidance as the crisis evolved. We are pleased to join the SG-STAR Fund and hope bring our expertise to help find solutions to this crisis.
"I am confident this determined partnership will lead the way to practical approaches to a crisis that is expected to stay with us for months to come."
Guy Platten, Secretary General of the ICS, said, "The COVID-19 pandemic is unfairly trapping seafarers. This initiative is exactly the type of project needed to resolve the crew change crisis."
Kitack Lim, Secretary-General of International Maritime Organization, said: "This is a commendable global initiative bringing together the collective efforts of governments, the shipping industry and maritime unions to take concrete steps to address the urgent issue of crew change."


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Knightsbridge expertise secures contract at Carstairs
Furniture designed and manufactured by Knightsbridge Furniture specifically for use in challenging environments has been installed throughout the State Hospital at Carstairs, the only dedicated forensic security psychiatric hospital covering Scotland and Northern Ireland.
'The State Hospital strived to establish an environment that is as comfortable as possible without compromising safety and security,' says Tom Hair, Head of Procurement with the State Hospitals Board for Scotland. 'Finding the balance between looking good and being safe is always a difficult call but with help and support from the dedicated Knightsbridge mental health team we were able to select aesthetically appealing furniture which meets our rigorous security needs. The Knightsbridge team also worked closely with both us and their fabric supplier to develop specially-commissioned healthcare fabrics which were printed exclusively for this project.'
The State Hospital at Carstairs is one of four high-security hospitals in the UK - Broadmoor, Rampton and Ashworth being the other three - and treats some of Scotland's most violent and dangerous psychiatric patients. Employing around 700 staff, the facility has 140 beds for male patients who require the maximum level of secure care, including 12 beds for patients with learning disabilities.
After an exhaustive competitive tender process, Knightsbridge Furniture was awarded the contract to design, manufacture and install fitted bedroom furniture throughout the hospital. Based on the company's Lanark range, the bespoke wardrobes, beds, desks and bedside cabinets are manufactured from robust laminated board and incorporate anti-tamper and non-ligature features to provide maximum safety and minimal risk for patients and staff alike. All surfaces are maintenance-free, easy to clean and finished in contemporary shades.
To ensure the bedroom units are sufficiently robust and safe for use in a forensic secure environment, all products were tested to destruction by the hospital's own security directorate. Design modifications made in response to client feedback included the absence of doors, hinges, rails and hangers and the concealment of all fixings: thorough retesting then took place to ensure the final products could be declared 'fit for purpose'.
Knightsbridge Furniture was also contracted to supply seating and tables from its Challenging Behaviour Furniture Collection for the hospital's lounge, dining and reception zones. Models from the upholstered Millie, Lynx, Clarence, Rossetti, Melrose and Shelley collections have been installed in lounge areas, with smart Ticino seating in the reception, Affinity upholstered modular seating in the family centre and Calm upright stacking chairs in the dining rooms.
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Does Milan stand a chance against the Old Lady?
By Isak Möller - 9 April 2016, 16:14
The Rossoneri will take on Juventus tonight, in what could be Milan manager Sinisa Mihajlovic's last game, if to believe the reports. Is it possible for Milan to beat the Old Lady?
With Juventus having players such as Khedira, Dybala, Pereyra, Chiellini out for the clash, I do believe Milan stand a chance, but it is indeed a small one. Because, looking at how Milan have performed over the season, it has been clear that the team either puts on a fantastic performance or a terrible one.
This means that absolutely everything needs to be spot on later tonight, in order for the Rossoneri to eliminate the risk of Sassuolo passing them in the table, which of course would mean a Europa League spot is no longer secured.
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However, there is great optimism in the Milan camp that they could beat the mighty Juventus, who clearly are miles ahead of Milan looking at squad ability and club management. But when it comes to Milan playing on the San Siro, it could turn out to be a different story for Juventus, who are used to winning lately, even when playing away from home.
The San Siro has always been Milan's castle and coming there is not always an easy task for the visitors, even in recent years.
Looking at the last couple of season, which both have been horrible, Milan has done fairly well against Juventus at home, or let's just say they have not been battered, losing 0-1 and 0-2.
To find the last win for Milan against Juventus at home, you would have to move back to the 2012/13 season, when Milan won 1-0.
Just to give you some perspective on how Milan need to play in order to beat Juventus, here are some examples of how Milan have played against the bigger teams.
Milan – Fiorentina 2-0: The Rossoneri allowed the Viola to take charge of the game but still managed to score two beauty goals, thanks to their counter-attacking play, which could be an important factor tonight as Juventus most likely will have more possession.
Milan – Inter 3-0: In this game, Milan controlled the game and did not allow Inter to get close to their penalty box. Apart from the game against Fiorentina, Milan actually focused on attacking rather than defending.
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Napoli – Milan 1-1: Just like the Fiorentina game, Milan focused on counter attacks, which paid off big time as Bonaventura scored the equaliser late in the first half, in one of the few Milan attacks.
So, do Milan stand a chance against the Old Lady? Certainly, but in order to beat them, Milan would have to put on one of their best performances of the season. But it all depends on how the game will pan out and if Juventus will push for the win or not.
It will either be a game where Milan will spend most of the time defending on their own half, or it will be a game where Juventus decide to sit back and allow the Rossoneri to take charge of the match.
I think the best for Milan would be if Juventus took charge of the game, as the Rossoneri tend to play better when focusing on their defensive play and making the most out of their counter attacks.
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NEWS: Coventry City forges link with Syrian refugee camp, as old Sky Blues kit is sent to Iraq
Rob Beasley
Coventry City are taking community spirit to a global level by forging a new inspirational link with a Syrian refugee camp in Iraq.
It may be a big week at home for the Sky Blues, who face Notts County in the play-offs this Saturday, but the League Two club has still found time to deliver its own version of sport aid to the Middle East.
The club is championing how football can be a force for good around the world, even in extreme circumstances such as Iraq's Darashakran refugee camp built for 13,000 displaced victims of the on-going Syrian civil war.
Sky Blues chairman Tim Fisher, who has visited the camp, is spearheading the bold initiative and the caring club has just flown out 30 large boxes of Coventry City football kit with a view to distributing this weekend among the soccer-loving refugees.
The City chief explained: "I was terribly shocked by the conditions in the camp but was uplifted when I saw the positive impact football was having on the community.
"The United Nations clearly recognised the power of the 'beautiful game' and initially built a small five-a-side pitch in the camp to ensure that minds and bodies remain healthy.
"The refugees have responded by forming their own leagues and competitions but the one thing they can't organise is the provision of kit and equipment.
"That's where Coventry City decided we could play our part. As a community club, we wanted to support this effort and so assembled as much match-day and training kit as we could to send to Darashakran.
"We hope our initiative is also a very good way to once again highlight the plight of the Syrian refugees in Iraq and other camps and hopefully motivate others to follow our example".
The City chairman first became aware of the camp while on a business trip to visit Ishik University in Northern Iraq.
He discovered staff and students at the university were regularly visiting the camp to provide free dental care and free education and went along with them to see the situation for himself. .
Fisher immediately decided he also wanted to help and his plan will come to fruition this weekend when those same volunteers distribute the kit at the camp on behalf of Coventry City.
He added: "When I visited the camp my heart went out to all of those Syrian people who have been forced to flee their country because of the war that's raging there.
"They may be safe from the fighting now but the conditions in the camp are extremely challenging, to put it bluntly they are living in the most appalling conditions.
"But in the midst of all this deprivation a simple football pitch has become the camp's focal point and has had a remarkable impact on the community.
"It is clear that the joy of sport combined with the thrill of football is providing much needed respite".


This fall David Henry Hwang's Tony Award-winning play M. Butterfly returns to Broadway in a dazzling new production, starring Academy Award nominee Clive Owen and directed by the visionary Julie Taymor (The Lion King). Based on a real-life scandal, M. Butterfly delves into a world of love, espionage, and deception. David Henry Hwang and Julie Taymor come together to discuss their artistic collaboration and the new vision they have developed in recognition of the wider issues that make the production contemporary, nearly 30 years after its original Broadway debut in 1988.
Her credits also include the play Grounded, starring Anne Hathaway, at the Public Theater and a cinematic version of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, filmed during her critically acclaimed, sold-out stage production at Theatre for a New Audience in Brooklyn. Also, Broadway's Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark; The Green Bird; and Juan Darien: A Carnival Mass, which earned five Tony Award nominations including one for her direction. Operas include Oedipus Rex, with Jessye Norman; The Flying Dutchman; Salome; Die Zauberflote (in repertory at the Met); The Magic Flute (the abridged English version, which inaugurated a PBS series entitled "Great Performances at the Met"); and Elliot Goldenthal's Grendel. Film credits include Titus, starring Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange; Frida starring Salma Hayek; Across the Universe; and The Tempest, starring Helen Mirren. Taymor is a recipient of the 1991 MacArthur "Genius" Fellowship, as well as a 2015 inductee into the Theater Hall of Fame for Lifetime Achievement in the American Theater, the recipient of the 2015 Shakespeare Theatre Company's William Shakespeare Award for Classical Theatre, and a 2017 Disney Legends Award honoree. She is currently directing M BUTTERFLY starring Clive Owen on Broadway.


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To position Cairns as an economic powerhouse in northern Australia, a City Deal is required to fast track catalytic investments.
The implementation of a Cairns City Deal aligns with and supports the implementation of a number of key strategies at the Local, State and Federal Government levels.
The Joint Standing Committee on Northern Australia has recommended the establishment of a City Deal for Cairns to accelerate growth and Cairns Regional Council has endorsed a City Deal proposal.
To establish a City Deal for Cairns, the Queensland and Federal Governments are now required to join Cairns Regional Council in signing a Statement of Intent.
Cairns is the capital of Tropical North Queensland (TNQ), the largest region in northern Australia and the strategic national gateway to the Pacific, Asia and beyond. The city itself has a resident population of 166,862 people.
To unlock significant opportunities for TNQ, and position Cairns as an economic powerhouse in the north, a City Deal is required to fast track catalytic investments. This will ensure that infrastructure projects are linked with urban governance and land use reform, while taking into consideration workforce planning and liveability factors.
The implementation of a City Deal for Cairns aligns with and supports the implementation of a number of key strategies at Local, State and Federal Government level. These include:
The National Population Policy framework, which identifies City Deals as a platform for managing growth through better urban planning;
The northern Australia agenda, which is focused on growing the northern Australian economy through long-term investment and support;
The Far North Queensland Regional plan, 2009-2031;
The Cairns 2050 Shared Vision; and
The Cairns Regional Council Economic Development Plan 2018-2022.
While acknowledging that City Deals are historically driven by Federal Government, in preparing for a Cairns City Deal the Cairns Regional Council has undertaken a substantial amount of background work, developing the platform required to demonstrate widespread support across local government, business and the community.
This support is documented through the Cairns 2050 Shared Vision, which was created in partnership with a diverse range of stakeholders and launched by Cairns Regional Council in November 2018.
City Deals are a mechanism to bring together the three levels of government, the community and private enterprise to create place-based partnerships, delivering on the opportunities and challenges in Australia's cities. They work to align the planning, investment and governance necessary to accelerate economic growth and job creation, stimulate urban renewal, and drive economic reforms to secure prosperity and liveability for Australian cities.
Importantly for Cairns, for every 100,000 Australians choosing to live in a regional city instead of a metropolitan capital, it is estimated an additional $50 billion is released into the Australian economy over 30 years in reduced congestion costs and increased consumption. The savings in congestion costs alone are estimated to be $292 million per year or $4.9 billion over 30 years.
With a resident population of 166,862 people and an average 30,000 additional visitors staying in the city on any given night, Cairns is one of the largest and most dynamic regional cities in Australia and is well placed to deliver on these national benefits of regional migration.
Unique liveability and solid economic fundamentals have seen Cairns experience significant population growth (2.3% per annum in the 15 years to 2016), well in excess of the national growth rate. Combined with significant private investment and renewed business confidence, the region's unemployment rate has reduced significantly in recent years.
Cairns' unique combination of economic potential, geographic location and liveability means the city is strategically positioned as a growth centre for both northern Australia and the State of Queensland. In order to realise this potential, Cairns requires the three levels of government to work together to deliver the projects, policies and investments that will make a catalytic difference to the region.
In June 2018 the Joint Standing Committee on Northern Australia released its report 'Northern Horizons – Unleashing Our Tourism Potential'. A key recommendation from that report was the establishment of a City Deal for Cairns.
To action this recommendation, Cairns Regional Council has endorsed a new Cairns Region City Deal proposal which highlights projects that are critical to securing the economic future of the city. Using the Cairns 2050 Shared Vision as its foundation, the proposal carries the support of State Member for Cairns Michael Healy and Federal Member for Leichhardt the Hon Warren Entsch, and was developed with input and consultation with a broad range of key stakeholders.
To progress the Cairns City Deal initiative, the Queensland and Federal Governments are required to join Cairns Regional Council in signing a Statement of Intent to establish a City Deal for Cairns. The Statement of Intent will provide a starting point for a deal.
That in 2020-2021 the Federal and Queensland Governments join Cairns Regional Council in signing a Statement of Intent, establishing a City Deal for Cairns, formalising a tripartite agreement to establish a set of catalytic priorities for the region.
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Founded in year 1846, St Anne's Church is a famous Roman Catholic church located in Bukit Mertajam, Penang.
I'm not a Christian actually; I'm a Buddhist and pray to Guan Yin. But I love visiting this beautiful church, it looks amazing to me as I have never ever visited any historical church before in my entire life.
Urmm.. it looks like a clock tower, doesn't it?
There's also a hill that we can climb high up, to enjoy the picturesque scenery.
May I know what language is used for the words there?
I don't know why I feel that the orchids there look different than the usual ones.
These seem much prettier (: in my imagination, at least.
The structure of the buiding is great :) Reminisces something, I guess.
I'm not a christian too, but it is a nice place and you are nice too..
Wow.. its such a nice place to visit and taking photos.. By the way, those are hindu writing on the stone.. we learnt before. haha..
nice shots of the famous church.
im not a christian, but i love this place. that old church super awesome!!
Hello again...I don't belongs to any religion, but I think Buddhism or Hinduism is the most human religion. My mother was a Christian, but I quit religion when I grew up. Christianity have caused a lot of war in the past.