The issue of public transport and Canberras urban infrastructure is an important one, and worthy of your consideration when you cast a vote at this years Assembly elections. For an update on lobbying activities by the ACT’s most committed public transport lobbyists, please attend our meeting this week. The meeting will be held on Thursday 3rd July 2008 at 6.30 PM at the Belconnen Community Centre, Swanson Court, Belconnen. For more information about the campaign for Light Rail in the ACT visit http://www.actlightrail.info Damien Haas Chair – ACT Light Rail
It's too late to change track on light rail, so you might as well jump on the bandwagon
The cost is too high, that's true. But buses, at least as they are now, are awful. They're terribly… View
Light Rail construction should have commenced in 1922, and progressively rolled out as new suburbs… View
Mr Hugh Spencer, you need to at least raise plausible points if you want to sway a debate. - trams… View
14-storey hotel and apartment redevelopment for Crowne Plaza too big, say residents
Join the conversationNorthern suburb Jacka a step closer to welcoming Canberrans home
There's a housing crisis but 70 per cent of Jacka will be open space. Doesn't make sense. View
will they be shoeboxes like in Casey or actual houses with yards? View
Great to see our useless labour Greens thinking of affordable housing and selling these blocks for a… View
$13.7 million Kingston proposal should not be built on community land, says residents group
NIMBYs with no credibility. The KBRG committee (the actual members who schedule/attend meetings,… View
I share your frustration. As per the featured development, it is what it is, a modest building,… View
Maybe you have taken my comment , without the humour intended. View