The Australian Government announced, as part of the 2013-14 Budget, that pay parking will be introduced on National Land in Parkes, Barton, Russell and Acton. Pay parking in these areas will commence on 1 July 2014 to assist with ongoing parking management on National Land.
There will be a Public Forum held at Eastlake Football Club, 3 Oxley Street Griffith, on Thursday 30 May 2013, from 7.30pm, when Shane Rattenbury MLA, Minister for Territory and Municipal Services, Corrections, Housing, Aboriginal and Torres Straits Islander Affairs and Ageing, will address the Forum. Everyone is invited. There…
From the Canberra Chronicle 14 May 2013 Exactly 200 years after renowned explorer Gregory Blaxland first crossed the Blue Mountains, a new park in Canberra’s south will be named in his honour. More…
From the Canberra Chronicle 9 May 2013 The adequacy of health services in the inner south was the focus of the ISCCC Health Forum on April 16 2013. More…
From City Chronicle 7 May 2013 A number of troublesome peacocks have been caught in Canberra’s first feral peacock trapping program. More…
From City Chronicle 23 April 2013 Albert Hall has been a centrepiece of civic life in Canberra for more than 85 years but there is an urgent need to track down stories about the Hall before they are lost forever. More…
From the City Chronicle 23 April 2013 A flock of feral peacocks has divided Narrabundah residents into those who love the birds and those who hate the noise, faeces and damage they create in the suburb. More…
The Friends of Jerrabomberra Wetlands are holding an open day on Sunday 28 April 2013, from 9.30am. For all the details see this Flyer.
The Inner South Canberra Community Council public forum on Tuesday 16 April 2013 focussed on the availability of health infrastructure and services in our part of Canberra. The HealthCare Consumers Association, Medicare Local and other community health representatives presented and discussed a range of information on this important subject. The…
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 ABC 8 April 2013 A view from the summit of Mount Ainslie will be named after Marion Mahony Griffin to commemorate her contribution to the design of Canberra.
