Letter writer MAX FLINT says the infill of transport corridors does not depend on light rail, only on an efficient transport mode for the corridor. "This is especially so for Woden, already well serviced by buses."
A person who made a significant cash deposit at a bank in Woden has attracted police attention.
A 25-year-old man has been charged for three consecutive burglaries in the Woden area on June 10, with police still investigating the identity of another two men.
The ACT government today has selected Lendlease Building as its preferred contractor to design and construct the CIT campus in Woden.
The National Capital Authority (NCA) has approved the raising of London Circuit, with work expected to begin later this year.
"The tram is a public-financed benefit for the city’s developers – thank you, ACT Greens, for the idea. The naivety of this once-credible political group is stunning," writes "Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN.
The Woden Valley Community Council continues to bang its head against an indifferent government, unwilling to listen to the locals or the logic of their arguments, says "Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN.
The ACT government has allocated $825,000 to reconstruct the North Woden Tennis Club's four hardcourts.
Callam Street in Woden is closed from today (November 29) as construction of a new public transport interchange - part of Woden's new CIT campus - gets underway.
THE ACT government wants community input to the new Woden CIT precinct and public transport interchange.
"The bus service to Woden has been successful and could be upgraded to electric buses. The far more expensive option is probably going to happen as it's a matter of faith within the closed shop of the government," writes "Canberra Matters"
CANBERRANS have been invited to review the ACT government's Works Approval and Environmental Assessment for the raising of London Circuit, which has been lodged for approval by the NCA, and in three weeks will be able to have their say.
Services Australia in Woden and Anytime Fitness in Chisholm have been added to the ACT covid exposure site list.
"No doubt, the losses on the buses will be easily recovered by the recent yet another hefty jump in the already disgraceful rate burden in the ACT," says letter writer COLIN LYONS, of Weetangera.
"IF our health system comes under serious pressure from an increase in COVID-19 cases, it can be expected there will be a significant reduction in hospital access and in elective surgery," warns political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"Yesterdays" columnist NICHOLE OVERALL reflects on the history of the early, first steps of the development of the Woden Valley.
Polls can be useful or, at times, totally misleading. Or even plain rubbish, like the one on the tram to Woden, says "Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN.
Letter writer DIONE SMITH, of Phillip is seriously unhappy about re-routed buses in Woden...
This week “CityNews” speaks to just some of the many businesses located in Woden. This is a sponsored post.
