All issues which impact the Manuka location
The Director General of Economic Development has written on 13 September 2016 to the ISCCC confirming that the unsolicited bid by GWS / Grocon will not proceed and that, instead, a master plan for the Manuka Oval will be developed with substantial input from the community. More…
The Canberra Times 5 August 2016 The Chief Minister Andrew Barr announced today that the GWS Giants – Grocon unsolicited bid will be knocked back and a panel of community representatives will be established to advise the government on a masterplan for the Manuka Oval Precinct. More…
MOCCA invites members of the community to join in celebrations about the Centre staying in the Flinders Way location and receiving the “Exceeding National Quality Standard rating”. More
The ISCCC has written to the Chief Minister confirming its understanding of the discussions on 26 May 2016 about Manuka Oval. In particular, the ISCCC supports refurbishments within the Oval, and seeks the development of a Master pan for the Oval and its surrounds. More
The ACT Government should heed the call of inner south residents and reject the Greater Western Sydney/Grocon revised unsolicited bid to develop the Manuka Oval precinct, according to the Inner South Canberra Community Council (ISCCC). More…
GWS / Grocon will be holding a Community Information Session on Wednesday 11 May between 4 pm and 7 pm in the Bradman Room at Manuka Oval. Those interested can call in at any time between those hours. GWS / Grocon will provide information about the submitted proposal and give members of the community…
Friends of Manuka Pool have established a website in response to the ‘Manuka Green’ proposal. More…
The ISCCC has written to the Chief Minister and all other MLAs to state problems with the Manuka Green proposal and to recommend that work on the proposal ceases until such time as the matters are resolved. The letter also includes the motions passed at the community meeting on 28…
The ACT Government has provided a ‘Fact Sheet‘ and a document of the presentation on ‘Unsolicited Bids Process‘. These documents are as provided / presented at the Manuka Oval meeting on 28 April 2016. Click on the links to view the documents.
The Canberra Times 8 April 2016 In a statement that supports probably the least controversial part of the so called Manuka Green proposal, the Geelong Cats draw a comparison with the staged development of their home turf. There is no mention of the 1000 apartments, traffic issues etc. The Cats…
The Canberra Times 7 April 2016 Kingston and Barton residents fear the proposed $800 million Manuka Green project would lead to traffic chaos, and are demanding the ACT government take a lead role in the community consultation process. More…
