The ISCCC issues newsletters from time to time both by email and by letter box drops, and sometimes in conjunction with resident groups. The newsletters can be read by clicking on the articles below.
The ISCCC has organised for this newsletter to be delivered to households throughout the inner south by the end of this week, and so keep your eye out for it. In particular, the newsletter aims to: Encourage inner south residents to complete the ISCCC’s online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ISCCC2019 Invite inner…
Tuesday, 13 November 2018, 7-9pm, Eastlake Football Club (Duffy Room)3 Oxley Street, Griffith
In this edition, we’ll provide some highlights from our public forum in February, a recap on the news from the Inner South, and mark some upcoming events
Welcome to the first newsletter of the Inner South Canberra Community Council. The newsletter covers many issue relating to the inner south and your views on these or any other matters affecting you as residents of the inner south are welcome.
The Forrest Residents’ Group has issued its first newsletter which includes an update on the progress towards formalising this group. More…
The Oaks Estate Progress Association has issued its 2016 Newsletter. More…
Every year we wait anxiously to see whether the ACT Budget will provide any goodies for our local neighbourhoods. This year we welcome the Government’s announcement that the 2015/16 Territory Budget will have a ‘suburban’ focus.
Residents’ groups are often criticised as being a bunch of NIMBYs who will reject any suburban development, regardless of the merits. Nothing could be further from the truth.
For some months now the ACT Government, through the Public Housing Renewal Taskforce, has been consulting with the Inner South Canberra Community Council and local residents groups about the proposed redevelopment of several inner south public housing sites.
The Mr Fluffy asbestos legacy continues to be a matter of great interest and concern for residents of the inner south. The Inner South Canberra Community Council will hold a public forum on 5 March 2015, at which the ACT Government Asbestos Response Taskforce and other relevant agencies will brief…
Our inner south Canberra suburbs are a nearly century old. If they are to survive for another hundred years we need to ensure we have a planning system that helps maintain their distinctive amenity, garden city values and heritage in the face of inevitable pressure for redevelopment.
2015 promises to be another very busy year for the Inner South Canberra Community Council. High on our agenda is finalising our consultations with the ACT Government on the redevelopment of the Stuart Flats, Gowrie Court and Red Hill Flats in Griffith and Red Hill. We are pleased that the…
