As we had to cancel Sunday’s Lake Cleanup, we have decided to have a slightly different Lake Cleanup on Saturday the 19th November, starting at the grassy area between the Tuggeranong Library and the Tuggeranong Community Centre, Cowlishaw Street, Greenway.
Please come and help us cleanup the the LakeTuggeranong area
2022 TCC Youth Engagement Forum Report on Opportunities for Advocacy and Support by the TCC Youth Engagement Committee and/or the Tuggeranong Community Council – 2022/2023 Climate Change Should be a fundamental part of the curriculum – Science and SOSE Pressure governments towards stronger action on
Tuggeranong Lake Carers with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts are organising a Clean-up of Lake Tuggeranong on Sunday the 13th November, from 10am to 1pm. Starting at the Sea Scout Hall on Mortimer
SouthFest in the Suburbs 2022 Celebrate with over 40 events in the Tuggeranong Valley! After a two-year hiatus, SouthFest will return to Tuggeranong this November! In 2022, SouthFest has been reimagined from a one-day event with 20,000 visitors, to a three-week program of hyper-local community
The Annual General Meeting of the Tuggeranong Community Council will be held on 6 September 2022. The meeting will be conducted as a hybrid meeting, in person at the Town Centre Vikings Greenway and using the on-line application Zoom. An amendment to the Associations Incorporation
The Office of the Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment is seeking community perspectives on blue-green algae in Lake Tuggeranong for an upcoming article on Canberra’s urban water management. If you’d like to share your experience, please fill out this short online survey. Responses may
Some recent submissions made by the Tuggeranong Community Council
SouthFest in the Suburbs will reach out across the Tuggeranong Valley from 5 to 20 November 2022.
We are asking local businesses, community groups and community minded individuals to help bring this vision to life.
The University of Melbourne is currently running a international research study trial called HOMESIDE. HOMESIDE investigates the effects of music and reading activities for people living with dementia and their family caregivers.
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