Hume Circle consultation paper out now

The National Capital Authority (NCA) consultation report  on the  Draft Amendment 102 – Hume Circle Precinct (DA102)is out now at National Capital Plan Draft Amendment 102 – Hume Circle Precinct | National Capital Authority The NCA reports that it appreciates feedback to date and that the report highlights the following …

MyWay+concessions expire 30 June

Transport Canberra is reminding all concession holders that MyWay+ concessions are set to expire on Tuesday 30 June 2026, based on predefined concession validity periods. This applies to all MyWay+ concession customers (except seniors) If you already have a MyWay+ account, please reapply your concession before 30 June 2026. To do so, simply log in …

Invitation to make a submission on the Inquiry into Planning (Missing Middle Housing) Amendment Bill 2026

The ACT Government’s  Standing Committee on Environment and Planning invites interested residents to make a submission to its Inquiry into Planning (Missing Middle Housing) Amendment Bill 2026 (the Bill). The inquiry’s terms of reference are to prepare a report on the Planning (Missing Middle Housing) Amendment Bil 2026. The purpose of the …

Updated bus timetables

Transport Canberra has released updated bus timetables from the start of school term 1 on Monday 2 February. View and download the updated timetables here View and download updated school information packs he Features include: a dedicated bus and emergency services priority lane across Commonwealth Avenue Bridge northbound into the city …

HEAR ABOUT ACT’S FINANCES – PUBLIC FORUM, 7pm MONDAY 24 NOVEMBER

If you’re interested in the state of ACT’s finances and what lies ahead, the Old Narrabundah Community Council invites you to hear from guest speaker Dr Kahlid Ahmed at an event hosted by our umbrella organisation, the Inner South Canberra Community Council (ISCCC). Dr Ahmed is a former ACT Treasury …

Safety Alert – EUPHORBIA PLANTS

Euphorbia (commonly known as Spurges and Milkweed) are common garden plants that are becoming more frequent on roadsides, reserves, and other open space areas in the ACT.

Its milky sap can produce extremely painful inflammation. Exposure to recently cut plants can also cause breathing difficulties.