ACT Government Community Noticeboard for 16 January 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.
ACT Policing is investigating three burglaries which occurred at commercial premises in Fyshwick, Campbell and Watson in the early hours of this morning (14 January).
More than 80 members of Canberra’s Indigenous community are enjoying a busy schedule of recreational activities during January as they take part in the KickStart Family Program. Northside Community Service (NCS) and ACT Policing have formed a partnership to develop and deliver the program which is aimed at strengthening families and communities, in addition to building rapport between local indigenous communities and police.
ACT Policing is urging the Canberra community to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity in their neighbourhood to police following a burglary in Reid yesterday morning (Monday 11 January).
ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to an assault on a 20-year-old man in the vicinity of Uni Lodge, Childers Street, Civic in the early hours of Sunday morning (10 January).
ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to a house fire in De Burgh St, Lyneham, which is suspected to have started around 9.30pm last night (Friday, January 8). The house was unoccupied at the time of the blaze but suffered extensive damage. At this time, police are treating the fire as suspicious. AFP Forensic Services attended and conducted investigations. It is suspected that the source of the fire was around the front verandah of the house. Police would urge anyone who may have seen or heard suspicious persons or activity in the area of De Burgh St, Lyneham last night to …
In the 8 January 2010 edition of the Canberra Times, journalist Susannah Metherell has written a somewhat humourous article about a noisy koel that is keeping residents of Dooring Street awake at night. The article is reproduced below: Call of the koel driving Dickson residents cuckoo The reason is the male koel, a member of the cuckoo family, which has a distinctive, repetitive mating call, that rings throughout the neighbourhood all night.
Each week, the North Canberra Community Council is sent a weekly summary of all new significant development applications that are also notified in the Canberra Times and on ACTPLA’s website at the following link: http://apps.actpla.act.gov.au/pubnote/index.asp The latest development applications lodged for the North Canberra area and open for comment include:
The Community Noticeboard, is a weekly one-stop location of all ACT Government community engagement activities.