- North Canberra Community Council

Next Meeting:

Next Meeting 20 Sep 23
Agenda: General Meeting 7pm 20 September 2023 You are invited to attend the NCCC’s General Meeting at 7pm on 20 September 2023. Presentations at the meeting will include the proposal to build an apartment complex at Turner Place, Northbourne Avenue, Turner by Amalgamated Property Group; a presentation by Leon Arundell on ACT Public Transport Futures and a ...

Latest News

Requests to remove Monash Drive from the National Capital Plan – Letters and background information

A submission and related papers asking that the Australian Government gives high priority to the removal of Monash Drive from the National Capital Plan.

Incorporating the Ainslie Volcanics site into the Mt Ainslie Nature Reserve

The petition calls for Incorporating the Ainslie Volcanics site into the Mt Ainslie Nature Reserve Call upon the ACT Government to urgently incorporate the following blocks into the Canberra Nature Park: AINSLIE: Blocks 2 and 3, Section 60 CAMPBELL: Block 4, Section 63 Petition the Federal Government to relinquish the...

October 2022 Newsletter

In past couple of weeks, there has several stories that have highlighted the significant power that property developers have over people’s lives and the need for their practises to be properly regulated. One major example relates to the partial collapse of the excavation site at Art Group’s Calypso apartments on...

Monash Drive and the National Capital Plan

A submission by the NCCC to remove Monash Drive from the National Capital Plan and the government response.

Who we are

The North Canberra Community Council (NCCC) is the officially recognised peak community body representing the interests and concerns of the residents and businesses within the Inner North region of Canberra. We liaise with the ACT Government, our community and other interested parties to promote and enhance the economic, cultural, social and environmental wellbeing of the North Canberra community.

The NCCC is made up of volunteers who regularly engage with the various suburban groups and residents in our area so we can work together to preserve what is best about North Canberra and ensure that as we grow and redevelop that it is always a great place to live, work and play.