We have asked the Planning Minister and to the Minister for Urban Renewal to keep Dickson Section 72 for community and cultural purposes. Section 72 is the area between the Dickson Swimming Pool and the Dickson playing fields
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That the meeting (21 Nov 18) requests the NCCC to advocate to retain Section 72 for community and cultural purposes, including, but not limited to, action on the six recommendations in the Working Group’s position paper and in light of the issues and opportunities outlined in the paper.
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The 20 September meeting received an outstanding presentation by Antonio Mozquiera, EPSDD Climate Change Policy Team followed by an interesting Q&A. Click to find out more
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On 6 and 7 May, over 90 heritage walks participants toured Dickson Library and the 1960s shopping centre with expert heritage architects and urban planners, exploring the significance of the architecture and layout
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Leon Arundell of NCCC has prepared a discussion paper on issues raised by alternative water and sewerage pricing options.
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Once again, the National Trust (ACT) in collaboration with the Reid Residents’ Association (RRA) and the owners will open three privately-owned houses and gardens from the 1920s & 1930s in Reid’s Heritage precinct.
Read more →In place of our September General Meeting we will join with the Lyneham Community Association to host an election forum for the Kurrajong electorate which covers inner north and inner south Canberra.
This is your opportunity to quiz your local candidates and hear what they have to say.
Read more →The North Canberra Community Council Transport Position Paper was endorsed at the General Meeting of 17 May 2016.
Read more →The ACT Government have issued the following media release regarding the Dickson Shops re-development. Thius will be discussed at the North Canberra Community Council meeting on 19 July 2016:
Read more →Please take a few minutes of your time to guide the future of transport in Canberra, by completing Transport Canberra’s Public Transport Survey
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