Stuart Flats redevelopment to put pressure on Manuka roads
The redevelopment of Stuart Flats will generate a 240 per cent increase in traffic around the Griffith site, tender documents for an adjacent demolition have revealed.
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Smart parking is coming to Manuka
Media release Andrew Barr, Chief Minister Smart parking another step in better transport for Canberra It will be easier for Canberrans to find a parking spot with work to install smart parking technology in Manuka starting next week. Smart Parking Ltd (SPL) has been chosen to deliver the ACT Government’s…
Manuka Oval Major Events October 2015 and January 2016 and road closures
Alternative traffic arrangements will be put in place for future major events at Manuka Oval in order to reduce problems associated with the influx of spectators. The arrangements apply for the Prime Minister’s XI v New Zealand cricket match on 23 October 2015 and Australia v India on 20 January…
Smart parking trial for Manuka
Canberra Times 23 September 2015 ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has confirmed the Manuka shopping precinct will host a one year trial of smart parking technology in 2016. The trial, which is likely to result in more fines for motorists and improved convenience, will see the installation of car park…
New look for Inner South: More flats, less parking
Canberra Times 11 June 2015 Resting in the shadow of Parliament House, Deakin, one of Canberra’s oldest and most affluent suburbs, is quietly undergoing a transformation. The introduction of the RZ2 scheme to the suburb in February last year allowed for the development of more low-rise units and townhouses close…
Deakin residents concern at multi unit developments
Canberra Times 7 June 2015 Deakin residents concerned that the suburb will be flooded with multi-unit developments have failed to stop an application they say could set a worrying precedent. The plan for the development of seven two-storey three-bedroom units in Deakin has been approved despite concerns from local residents…
Manuka Oval louder, later and lighter?
Canberra Times 25 May 2015 Manuka Oval is seeking government approval to operate more loudly, with more lighting, and later into the night. A government email chain obtained by the Kingston Barton Residents Group under Freedom of Information legislation shows Manuka Oval is seeking an amendment to the Environmental Protection Act…
Manuka Oval Cricket 28 January 2015
Cricket Australia advises details of the “Big Final” match at Manuka Oval on Wednesday 28 January 2015. Details including timing, pyrotechnics and music are provided for information for residents and visitors. More…
Chief Minister’s response on overflow parking May 2014
The Chief Minister has responded to the ISCCC that overflow parking from the Parliamentary Triangle will be carefully monitored. Read more…
AFL Giants v Port Adelaide at Manuka Oval on 3 May 2014
Going to the AFL Giants v Port Adelaide at Manuka Oval on 3 May? Here’s how to avoid parking problems and make sure you gett there in time.’ AFL GIANTS v Port Adelaide at StarTrack Oval (Manuka Oval) 3 May 2014, Gates open 10am/Centre bounce 2:10pm
Parking in Parliamentary Zone
The ISCCC has written to the Chief Minister seeking more parking inspectors to deal with the Federal Government’s intention to introduce paid parking in the Parliamentary Zone. More…
NCA to safeguard parking for Barton and Kingston residents
The NCA is working on implementation plans to safeguard residents of, and visitors to, Barton and Kingston from encroachment of parking once paid parking is introduced into Acton, Parkes, Barton and Russell on 1 July 2014. More…
