Media Releases and Announcements of the North Canberra Community Council Inc.
Morning Tea with Ministers Date: Saturday 16 April (10.30am to 12.00pm) Venue: Canberra Museum and Gallery, Cnr. London Circuit and Civic Square, Canberra City. You’re invited to meet ACT Government Ministers form morning tea and to discuss what is important to your local community.
Combined Community Council meeting and forum The second combined community council meeting will be held March 17. The NCCC will be sending a representative to this meeting. A public forum on the community and development will follow on from the meeting. This will start at 1:30pm at the Conference Centre in the Woden Tradies Quality Hotel, corner of Melrose Drive and Launceston Street in Woden. The guest speaker will be Marie Coleman, convenor of the Dickson Residents Group and noted Canberra citizen and community activist. All are most welcome to attend this forum. For further information, please call 0402 529 …
Jon Stanhope has accepted the invitation for a conversation with the Dickson residents. Click here to read flyer»…
The Department of Territory and Municipal Services would like to remind all residents that certain items should not be disposed of using your household rubbish bin or hopper:
The Community Noticeboard, is a weekly one-stop location of all ACT Government community engagement activities.
The Community Noticeboard, is a weekly one-stop location of all ACT Government community engagement activities.
The Community Noticeboard, is a weekly one-stop location of all ACT Government community engagement activities.
Fix My Street is an online reporting facility which provides direct contact to ACT Government Agencies for the reporting of municipal service requests. Residents can submit service requests by choosing from the menu of topics (as listed below). In addition, residents can create an account on the system to track progress of the feedback provided. Web link for ‘Fix My Street’ Typical issues covered include:
Matthew Driver of Lyneham has extensively retrofitted his 1950’s Lyneham house, dramatically reducing electricity, gas and water use and cutting their households carbon emissions on energy use from 19 Tonne a year to minus one Tonne. Join See-Change for a tour of this house to see what can be achieved with your existing house. On display will be rain water harvesting, DIY grey water distribution, a solar food dryer, a solar food cooker, two DIY solar air heater designs as well as the more conventional solar hot water and solar PV systems. Date: Sunday 27 June 2010 Time: 13:00 for …
