Detailed information about the Gungahlin College and Harrison School was presented at the monthly Gungahlin Community Council last week. Residents were able to see detailed designs for the two public schools, which when open, will help ease the demand on enrolments in the area. The $72.4 million Gungahlin College will cater for 900 Year 11 and 12 students from 2011. As well as the college,...
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A duel carriageway with an expected volume of 20,000 vehicles per day will be built next to a suburban road and directly across from the front doors of houses in one of Canberra’s newest suburbs. Residents of Harrison say the ACT Government has not consulted with them over Well Station drive, which will connect to Horse Park drive and service the rapidly growing suburbs of Gungahlin,...
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The first sod was turned at Canberra's newest catholic primary school and early learning and care centre in Gungahlin last week. Mother Teresa Primary School at the corner of Wimmera Street and Mapleton Avenue in Harrison will cater for 520 pupils from preschool to Year 6 from next year....
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Gungahlin’s rapid growth brings construction forward. Construction of Harrison High School will start as early as March next year with next week’s budget to contain $43.5 million to build the new school. The funds allocated over three years, should allow the school to be up and running...
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Dispensing with traditional 'safe cracking' methods such as a pair of deft hands and a stethoscope, thieves hot-wired a 20-tonne excavator to bag their hefty booty from Mitchell tip. The brazen robbers commandeered the on-site heavy machinery to rip open the tin wall of the waste management...
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