ONCC Meetings
Monthly ONCC meetings are now again being held at the Tennis Hut on Kootara Crescent. The meetings are open to the general public. If you have any issues you would like raised at the meetings please email info@narrabundah.org.au for discussion at our monthly meetings. To find out when the next meeting is being held, refer to the ‘Events’ tab on this website.
Who We Are
Established in 1999 the Old Narrabundah Community Council represents the interests of residents of the old Narrabundah area (loosely bordered by Sturt Ave, Matina/Goyder Streets and Canberra Ave).
The word ‘Narrabundah’ is a local indigenous reference, thought to be a small bird of prey (a hawk).
Are you new to the area? Or been here a while but want to know about the Old Narrabundah Community Council? Watch the following introductory video about old Narrabundah and the community council.
The Old Narrabundah Community Council is part of a broader group of community councils represented by the Inner South Combined Community Councils (ISCCC).
The ISCCC represents more broadly the interests of inner south residents.
Meetings
Everyone is welcome to attend ONCC Inc. meetings on the second Monday of every month at 7pm at the Tennis Hut on Kootara Crescent Narrabundah. Meetings generally last about an hour and you find out what is happening in Narrabundah.
Committee – Join – Contact
Chair: Andy Botham
Vice President: Beatrice Bodart-Bailey
email : info@narrabundah.org.au
For information on joining please email us here.
Click to read our constitution
Join Our Email List
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Our Purpose
The purpose of the association is to serve the residents of Old Narrabundah, in particular to foster harmony and well being; by
(1) Providing a forum for residents to raise issues of concerns
(2) Providing access to information of interest to residents
(3) Representing and lobbying the ACT Government and related agencies on issues of concern to Old Narrabundah residents; particularly in relation to planning and usage of community assets.
(4) Coordinating activities and projects as required