When I bought a house in Perth in 2005, I was sent by my local council a letter to advise me of the days for rubbish collection, a card for my fridge to advise of my watering days and a voucher for free mulch from the local tip amongst other things of interest and as a welcome to my new community. When I bought a house in Canberra in 2007 I was sent a direct debit form for my rates. A shame I have to watch my neighbours so I know what my recycling days are.
Courageous Lakespeare deserves more support to cement it in Canberra's events calendar
My daughter, Canberra born and bred, has performed for free in Lakespeare for many times. She even… View
Agree!!!! They deserve more government support as it’s such a gift to the community and well… View
It was indeed a fantastic production!! View
The sod has turned on a long-awaited community centre in the ACT's fastest growing district
Sarah Kristine Woden was renovated last year in a process that took longer than expected due to the… View
Sorry, they’re looking at building a new library too?? That’ll be the third in under 20 years.… View
Hawker shops proposal needs housing, government tells Woolworths
I'd never live above a shop. The noises of businesses opening up / closing up and after-hour… View
Hawker is dodgy now. Add in residential and an underground carpark and we have another Dickson. View
Amy Pendragon that's okay, everyone gets to choose and these places are filling up. Singles and… View
There is no turning the clock back on home-based work
Meanwhile, back in the real world, businesses worldwide are getting people back to the office. For… View
I'd quit if I was forced back to the office full-time. Hybrid is just fine. View
All great points- but another benefit of working from home are the environmental benefits of people… View