Woes of Woden: Why has the valley been neglected for so long?
In this special feature, DANIELLE NOHRA looks at the development and community woes of Woden.
Woden Valley
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ANZAC Day comes early for Woden students
CHILDREN from 18 southside primary schools filed into Eddison Park this morning for the Woden…
Boom times in the north
WITHIN in a decade, more than 20,000 people will be living in the new suburbs of Molonglo and, by 2021, Gungahlin’s population will be close to 73,000 residents, according to new population figures released by Chief Minister Katy Gallagher.
The projections show that, over the coming decade, the majority of the ACT’s population growth will be in the development areas in Molonglo and Gungahlin.
“The projections also indicate the Woden Valley and Weston Creek-Stromlo populations will have the greatest proportion of older persons,” says Gallagher.
“The complete redevelopment of the health system including the hospitals and community health centres has been mindful of these demographic changes.”
The “ACT Population Projections by Suburbs and Districts: 2009-2021” is available in spreadsheet form at www.cmd.act.gov.au/policystrategic
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