Canberra Times 23 July 2015 The ACT Assembly will hold an inquiry into the plan to allow Fluffy blocks tobe split in two, calling for public submissions on Friday. The news will be welcomed by the large number of Canberrans who have already voiced opposition to the plan to allow…
Canberra Times 15 July 2015 They range from humble Ainslie and O’Connor cottages to more stately and solid homes of Griffith, Forrest, Barton and Reid, but each of the 26 heritage homes contaminated with Fluffy asbestos will be demolished, taking with them parts of Canberra’s history. More…
Canberra times 25 September 2015 The Inner South Canberra Community Council has welcomed a police review of the Brumbies’ controversial land sale at Griffith, with its chairman saying the whole project had been “a real running sore for the community” More…
The ISCCC has made a submission to the Standing Committee on Planning , Environment and Territory and Municipal Services for its inquiry into Draft Variation 343. The ISCCC has recommended the DV be rejected on a number of grounds. More…
Canberra Times 5 September 2015 The Italo Australian Club site has sold for $5.65 million, but the club will stay put for potentially another two years. More…
Canberra Time 5 September 2015 Tony Trobe talks with Malcolm Snow, CEO of the National Capital Authority about the review of the National Capital Plan. More…
The Inner South Canberra Community Council is delighted that substantial progress has been made in resolving the issues created by the proposed relocation of the Canberra Services Club and the Manuka Occasional Childcare Centre, which had distressed the local community.
The ACT Government Asbestos Response Taskforce has published the schedule of demolitions of Mr Fluffy Houses. Read the email here which includes a whole of Canberra map showing annual schedules by region, and the website for further information about Inner South demolitions. More…
Canberra Times 29 September 2015 In a huge win for the community, the ACT government has backed down on the Yarralumla and Deakin infill proposal. The Yarralumla Residents Association in particular has worked tirelessly to achieve this. Read the Canberra Times article here. Further information is available at the Yarralumla…
The ISCCC and the Kingston Barton Group have commented on a Development Application for a proposed retail and residential development on the carpark and associated structures on Eyre Street, Kingston.
Territory and Municipal Services Minister Rattenbury has responded on 26 August 2015 to a letter dated 15 June 2015 from the Kingston Barton Group on amelioration of the storm water drain, and the safety of the playground equipment in Telopea Park. More…
Canberra Times 23 August 2015 The ISCCC Chair, Gary Kent, is interviewed about community concerns and preferences for the redevelopment of inner south public housing sites. More…
