Professor Alastair Swayn, the inaugural ACT Government Architect, has accepted the invitation of the Griffith Narrabundah Community Association to speak at Griffith Community Hall, Stuart Street, Griffith at 7 pm on Wednesday 23 October 2013. Professor Swayn’s role is to provide leadership and advice to the Government and its agencies…
The Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development Directorate, Simon Corbell MLA, is inviting the community to have their say on the ACT: Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) Review which will include a detailed review on the regulations impacting on water-related development decisions including the Waterways: Water Sensitive Urban Design…
from Canberra Chronicle 23 July 2013 Work has begun on the next phase of the redevelopment of Manuka Oval, starting with the replacement of the playing surface. More…
Many matters of importance to local residents in the inner south are the responsibility of the national authorities, rather than Territory Government. With this in mind the Inner South Canberra Community Council will be seeking to engage actively with the ACT’s Federal political candidates in the lead up to the…
The Draft ACT Water Strategy is now out for public consultation. The ACT Government is now seeking your comment on a revised strategy, Water for the Future – Striking the Balance The ACT Government Water Policy team will be conducting a community consultation workshop in Griffith on Tuesday 30 July…
The next meeting of the Inner South Community Council will be held at the Eastlake Club in Griffith at 7pm on Thursday 18 July. The agenda will include a presentation on the new developments proposed for Manuka Oval, a discussion of the findings of the recently-released Atlas of Canberra’s Health…
The Agenda for the ISCCC Committee meeting on 11 June 2013 can be downloaded here.
from Chronicle 4 June 2013 The National Capital Authority has begun installing a new crossing point at Bowen Place to allow for the construction of a permanent underpass next year. More…
from Chronicle 4 June 2013 Environmental control measures are being implemented to reduce health risks from asbestos contaminated material found on part of the Kingston Foreshore Island. More…
From The Chronicle 28 May 2013 Plans for a new lakeside home for the Prime Minister are ready but it probably won’t ever get built. More…
From Chronicle 21 May 2013 Plans to redevelop a former service station site have Narrabundah residents concerned about the loss of commercial opportunities. More…
From the ABC 21 May 2013 Residents, planners and engineers are calling for changes to ACT laws that allow developments which defy planning regulations.
