ACT Government Community Noticeboard for 01 May 2010
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.
Come learn about the proposed wetlands for Dickson and Lyneham while sampling scrumptious, local and organic food and wine, and indulging yourself in the work of local designers and artisans at the Inner North Community Fair, taking place from 11am to 3pm on Sunday, 16 May, at Hawdon St Oval, Dickson.
From Tuesday 27 April 2010 the new street address and phone number for the Environmental Defenders Office will be: Street Address: Level 1/ 14 Childers Street (opposite the Street Theatre) Canberra City Phone: 6243 3459 Fax: 6243 3461
The public are invited to a community forum which aims to inform the investigation of the Commissioner of Sustainability and the Environment into Canberra Nature Park, Molonglo River Corridor and Googong Foreshores. Please see attached notice for information on dates, locations and RSVP details.
The Community Noticeboard, is a weekly one-stop location of all ACT Government community engagement activities.
The Office of the Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment ACT is inviting the public to the Canberra region launch of the 1 Million Women campaign. Since mid 2009, women of all ages, backgrounds and regions are joining the campaign and now total 21,000. The aim is to engage 100,000 Australian women in 2010 and a million by the end of 2012. In Canberra, we are seeking to support this by targeting 20,000 regional women over the next three years. A collective of local women from very diverse backgrounds, in the private and government sectors, are working together to support …
From 27 April 2010, televisions will be banned from going to landfill and recycled for a fee at the Mitchell and Mugga Lane Resource Management Centres.The fee will cover the cost of recycling and will range from $15 to $40 per item, depending on its type and size. The scheme will divert around 200 tonnes of televisions from landfill each year and will continue until the National E-waste Scheme is introduced in 2011, which will provide for free e-waste recycling. Other options for disposing of televisions include donation, second hand and re-useables businesses, internet classifieds or sale. For more information, …
The following is the draft meeting Agenda of the Public Meeting of the North Canberra Community Council to be held on Wednesday 21 April 2010:
The April 2010 edition of the Hackett Neighbourhood Watch newsletter is now available online and residents of the suburb of Hackett will have already have received a copy of this publication in their letterboxes.