The Canberra times 15/11/16 The ACT Greens will refer the government’s decision to waive nearly $300,000 owed on the Brumbies’ Griffith site to the ACT Integrity Commission when it is established. 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…
In a letter to Minister Corbell about the Brumbies development, the Griffith Narrabundah Community Association queries the definition of ‘density’ in the Territory Plan and the adequacy of flood likelihood studies. More…
The ISCCC wrote to Chief Minister Gallagher on 3 December 2013 regarding the policy and process of waiving the Lease Variation Charges associated with the development of the Brumbies site in Griffith. The ACT Treasurer, Andrew Barr, replied on 8 January 2014 defending this policy and process.
From ABC News 5 April 2013 The ACT Government has approved a controversial proposal by the Brumbies Super Rugby club for a 131 housing unit project on the site of the training headquarters.
From Canberra Times 6 April 2013 Brumbies chief executive Andrew Fagan can be well pleased with Simon Corbell’s decision to use his ministerial call-in powers to approve a development application by the club to build a large apartment complex in Griffith. Final approval for the DA had been more or…
from Canberra Times 5 April 2013 A residents group says it is a disgrace that Sustainable Development Minister Simon Corbell has used his call-in power to approve the Brumbies’ controversial 131-unit development at Griffith.
From Canberra Times article: Locals have warned they still hold serious concerns about the Brumbies’ plans for a $30 million, three-storey apartment complex at its Griffith headquarters.
The Brumbies application to rezone the land they occupy in Griffith and build 150 apartments has been rejected by residents as not serving the long term interests of Canberra. ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – 7 February 2012
The ACT Government should offer the Brumbies a land swap to allow the rugby club to develop 150 units away from the historic Griffith oval, an Assembly committee was told yesterday. The Griffith-Narrabundah Community Association wants the Manuka Occasional Childcare Centre moved to the Brumbies headquarters to retain the community…
