from the City Chronicle 15 January 2013 This year is shaping up as a big one for the Inner South Canberra Community Council. There is no shortage of issues that, if not managed carefully by the ACT and Federal Governments, will impact adversely on the quality of life of inner…
From City Chronicle 18 September 2012 Development issues dominated the discussion at the ISCCC meet the candidates night. More…
Letter to the Editor, Canberra Times Friday 11 January 2013 Planning issues were regrettably given scant attention in the recent ACT election. We missed a golden opportunity to debate the urgent need to preserve the heritage and character of Canberra’s unique suburban precincts.
Letter to the Editor, Canberra Times Canberra is a relatively new city and it is vital we protect our comparatively few heritage precincts for the benefit of future generations.
ISCCC December message The Oaks Estate Progress Association (OEPA) has recently joined the Inner South Canberra Community Council and on 25 November ISCCC Committee members were treated to a delightful tour of Oaks Estate by the Association. Oaks Estate is an under-appreciated part of the ACT but has a small…
The ACT Planning and Land Authority is seeking community comment on its review of planning and development policies for Canberra’s commercial zones.
The new ACT Government must move quickly to implement key promises made during the Assembly elections, according to the Inner South Canberra Community Council (ISCCC).
griffith shop owners are concerned the overflow of parking from a development opposite the shops could spell the death of the centre. ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – July 2012
ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – 8 May 2012
With upgrade work underway on State Circle, Brisbane Avenue and Windsor Walk car parks in Barton, local residents are expecting to feel the parking pressure. ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – 10 April 2012
