1. Building a New Economy: Community Responses Dr Amanda Cahill

2. Decentralisation and Localisation

3. Diversity as Resilience

4. The Commons The cultural and natural resources accessible to all Increasing enclosure of commonly held spaces and resources with ever expanding privatisation The Art of Commoning: From ownership to stewardship, competition to cooperation Potential of the Digital Commons in fundamentally reshaping economic relations

5. Zero Emissions Byron Bay  Byron Bay first regional Australian council to commit to zero emissions by 2025  Implementing BZE’s research Buildings stock Transport Land use Energy Waste

6. Beyond Boom and Bust La Trobe Valley and Whitsunday Region Engaging communities to imagine, plan and build an economy beyond coal Rethinking the local economy, democracy and rights

7. Lessons So Far… Greater appetite for economic change than expected – from both crises and opportunities Task ahead – Reclaiming the economy by getting back to basics Articulating the options available Capturing people’s imagination about what could be Need to build capacity and leadership – both in local communities and at a movement level Political dimension – rethinking democracy, rights and the role of government