Education issues
There are a range of issues that the Council has listed for politicians and political candidates to consider for the Murrumbidgee Electorate. They are wide and varied from Community facilities, law and order, green space and Sport and recreation just to name some of them. The full list follows: Continue reading
The ACT Government is fast tracking additional infrastructure projects to keep Canberra working through the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading
The library branches may be closed due to COVID-19, but the online services are always open! In response to the growing demand for their FREE digital resources, Libraries ACT has launched a new dedicated helpline, available 9.30 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays). Continue reading
Interested in learning about urban wetlands? Come and enjoy a free community day at the new wetlands in Holder! Sunday, 11th August 2019 11am—3pm Continue reading
It is very important to have a good understanding of what might happen in the event of a Bushfire and how to deal with it. Meeting is at Chapman Primary School Continue reading
Further to WCCC’s representations on the potential traffic issues around the proposed development of the old AFP site, there have been some recent related articles in the media. Continue reading
It is apparent to Council and from the Consultation meetings that dedicated School Buses will be cut when the New Bus Network proposed for 2019 commences. There is also a new School Bus Policy that is also asking for comments and for which the Consultation ends on 12 August. Continue reading
Council has assembled a list of the probable schools for students in Weston Creek and Molonglo and the buses routes proposed by Transport Canberra in the new bus Network to start in early 2019 – see below A reminder too that Consultation closes on 12 August on the new Network proposals. Please have your say at https://www.yoursay.act.gov.au/rapid-bus-network Council will have its… Continue reading
The cost of living pressures are an issue for many older citizens. As announced several months ago, there will be a $50 increase to the utilities concession from 1 July 2018 taking the total payment to $654 a year. With winter upon us it is hoped this will provide some relief for households managing their winter energy consumption, especially those… Continue reading
