- North Canberra Community Council

Important – We Are A Volunteer Organisation, Not A Local Government
The main ACT contact for state and local government matters is Access Canberra: phone 13 22 81 or www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au.

Next Meeting:

Draft Agenda: General Meeting 7pm 18 September 2024
No presentations have been arranged for this meeting. Proposed topics for discussion include:

Latest News

Volcanic Grassy Woodlands Threat

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Early Access: Register now to attend new training in 2024

The Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate (EPSDD) is pleased to advise registrations are now open to attend a new set of training sessions on the ACT planning system. Training will start on 6 February 2024 and run to May 2024. New training will help you build the practical skills...

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

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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.