Tuggeranong Community Council Newsletter June 2013 Public servant petition presented to Parliament

has created national capital of micro- economies.

“If is to continue to prosper, it is important that each of these micro- economies is supported and remains strong,” she said.

“That is why I am pleased today to table in parliament a petition from the resi- dents, local businesses, Tuggeranong Community Council, employees and community groups of Canberra to call for the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs to remain in one of Canberra's great satellite cities, Tuggeranong,” Ms Brodtmann added.

“Public Service jobs based in Tugger- anong are the backbone of the local economy. Over 900 petitioners, including myself, are therefore calling on the Federal Member for Canberra, Gai Brodtmann presents the petition to Parliament House to do all in its power to maintain and improve existing Public Service jobs A petition, comprising more than 900 health, and our environment. Any loss of in the Tuggeranong region,” she stated. signatures, was presented to the Federal public service jobs reduces household Parliament calling for the retention of income and consumer spending, hurting “Specifically we are calling for the 40,000 public service jobs in Tuggeranong. The businesses and our economy. square metres of space that is needed to petition was delivered by the Federal house the newly-consolidated FaHCSIA Member for Canberra, Gai Brodtmann. Therefore we call on the House to do all building to be located in the Tugger- in its power to anong CBD. FaHCSIA employs more The petition read; To the Honourable 1. Maintain and improve existing than 1,000 people who currently support The Speaker and Members of the House public service jobs that are lo- the many businesses and services of of Representatives. We, the undersigned cated in the Tuggeranong region; Tuggeranong,” Ms Brodtmann said. residents, local business, and employees 2. and to locate in Tuggeranong of the Tuggeranong region of the ACT, CBD the required 40,000 to “Moving these jobs out of Tuggeranong wish to bring to the House's attention 42,000 square metres of space would have a huge impact on small busi- that a reversal of our population demise that is needed to house the newly nesses and services in the area. It would depends on Commonwealth Public Ser- consolidated Commonwealth significantly weaken one of our vitally vice jobs for Tuggeranong as the funda- Government Department of Fami- important satellite cities and microecono- mental backbone of our local economy. lies, Housing, Community Ser- mies,” she warned. vices and Indigenous Affairs. Public Service jobs are the major con- The petition was supported by the Tug- tributor to the security and prosperity of Ms Brodtmann told Parliament Canberra geranong Community Council, Commu- our families and communities. These is built on a satellite city concept which nities@Work and the Tuggeranong Hy- jobs will ensure our safety, our perdome management.

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CONTENTS PAGE Lawder Assembly Budget support for

bound language school

Minister for Education and Training and ALP Member for Brindabella, , has announced the 2013-14 Budget allo- Public servant petition presented to Parliament 1 cation of $1.8 million for an Introductory English Centre (IEC) at Wanniassa Hills Lawder Assembly bound 2 Primary School.

Budget support for language school 2 Ms Burch said the IEC will support stu- Cash to replace wood heaters 3 dents newly arrived in the ACT with a language and cultural background other Plans to extend cigarette smoking ban 3 than English and who have limited Eng- What the ACT Budget means for lish language. Tuggeranong 4

Next TCC Meeting 4 “I am delighted to announce the Budget provides $1.818 million in capital, recur- New Shadow Cabinet 5 rent costs and expenses for the IEC at Wanniassa Hills Primary School,” Ms The health care consumer voice 5 Burch said. 55+ Club News 6 “This is great news for students who Call for “Footsteps to Follow” nominations 6 New Member for Brindabella, have recently arrived in Canberra with News in brief 7 limited or no English skills, and delivers Community sector advocate, Nicole on a 2012 ACT Labor Election commit- Motorists given CTP choice 7 ment,” she said. Lawder, is the newest addition to the Odd News—Giant feral cats roam ACT's Legislative Assembly, by just eight Top End 8 votes. The Wanniassa Hills Primary School will support the Tuggeranong region, with Don’t Forget 8 Ms Lawder has been declared the re- other primary school age IECs already placement for recently departed Zed supporting Belconnen/Gungahlin, North Seselja. Canberra, and South Canberra/Weston.

A countback of ballot papers in the There is also a secondary school-age southern electorate of Brindabella, which IEC at Dickson College. Introductory elected Mr Seselja, was used to deter- English Centres are co-located in main- mine his replacement. stream schools. Their role is to provide intensive English language teaching Under the ACT's Hare-Clarke electoral prior to entry into mainstream schooling. system, by elections are not held to fill vacancies. Seven candidates contested “This Wanniassa Hills Primary School the seat, and Ms Lawder outpolled site provides a permanent home for the Tharwa identity by just eight Centre. The Centre will cater for up to votes. three classes of primary school students from preschool to year six and associ- Ms Lawder, who is chief executive of ated activities with student families. The Homelessness , will be sworn in facility will also be available for after- when the assembly sits in August. She hours use by adults wanting to learn was not present for the countback. English,” Ms Burch stated.

The Canberra Liberals issued a state- The Tuggeranong IEC will incorporate ment from Ms Lawder in which she said the latest teaching practices and lan- “I am extremely pleased to be given this guage learning technologies, including opportunity, and I’m really looking for- videoconferencing. ward to doing great things in my new role.” Source: Media Release Source: Canberra Times

Tuggeranong Community Council acknowledges its supporters.

Tuggeranong Community Council Working with our community www.tuggcc.com Page 2 Plans to extend Cash to replace wood heaters cigarette smoking ban “It’s important that Canberrans are aware of the health effects of wood smoke so Playgrounds, public swimming pools, that they can use their wood heaters sporting fields and bus interchanges are more effectively, or replace them,” Mr. among the next locations that the ACT Corbell said. Government will seek to restrict cigarette smoking. “The ACT Government has some great incentives for residents to replace their The proposals to extend the smoking wood heater with more environmentally- ban in public places is contained in friendly alternatives including an $800 'Future directions for tobacco reduction rebate for a ducted gas system, and a in the ACT 2013-2016' released by ACT $600 rebate for replacing it with new Chief Minister , to coin- flued gas installations,” he said. cide with World No Tobacco Day.

"Replacing old wood heaters is a simple "The ACT has already taken consider- and effective way that individual house- able steps to protect the community from holds can contribute to lowering residen- the harmful effects of tobacco smoke tial air pollution and improving health and to discourage the uptake of smok- ing. I am announcing a new list of loca- Wood heaters are the largest single source of outcomes for those with serious health air pollution in Canberra according to ACT conditions such as breathing difficulties tions where prohibiting smoking may Environment Minister, . and asthma," Mr. Corbell concluded. reduce the health impacts on the wider community," the Chief Minister said. Tuggeranong residents are being en- Meanwhile Asthma NSW has told a Sen- couraged by the ACT Government to ate inquiry into air quality wood heaters "The latest list of locations to consider a remove their slow combustion wood account for more than 50 percent of par- ban on smoking has targeted places burning heaters and switch to cleaner ticle pollution in Sydney compared to 14 where there is close personal interaction more efficient forms of heating in an ef- per cent from cars. like bus interchanges and in many cases fort to further reduce particle air pollution close interaction with children like play- in the Valley and protect public health. Asthma NSW Chief Executive Officer, grounds and swimming pools." Michelle Goldman warned exposure to Launching the ACT Government’s 2013 the fine particles in domestic wood The 'Future directions for tobacco reduc- Wood Heater Buyback Program, Minister smoke is a significant health concern. tion in the ACT 2013-16' includes op- for the Environment and Sustainable tions to prohibit smoking at the following Development, Simon Corbell, said do- “They can cause respiratory and circula- locations: mestic wood heaters remain the largest tion problems, particularly in elderly peo-  public swimming pools, single source of particle air pollution in ple, children and those with existing  playgrounds, Canberra and can impact on public health conditions,” she said.  sporting fields, health, especially on those with pre-  bus interchanges, existing lung conditions such as asthmat- “A NSW Government paper recom-  university campuses, ics. mends urgent action and warns wood smoke will add $8 billion to the state’s  building entrances, and, He said the ACT Government is again health budget in the next 20 years. Obvi-  large public events. reminding Canberrans about the effec- ously we can extrapolate that across tive use of wood heaters to minimise Australia. That equates to a cost of “The document also recommends an pollution and help protect residents from $22,000 for every wood heater in the investigation into the impact that harmful health impacts. state,” Ms. Goldman added. changes to licensing and fees could have on the access to tobacco, and eventual rates of smoking in the commu- nity. This future directions document is the next step in preventing more Canber- rans suffering from illnesses as a result of smoking in the ACT,” Ms Gallagher said. Source: Media Release

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of Kambah Adventure Play- and have a language and culture ground. background other than English  Kambah shops will receive a mi- and who have limited English nor design upgrade as part of a language. broader $360,000 local shopping  Funding to undertake a feasibility centre revitalisation program study for the construction of a CIT which will be rolled out across the in Tuggeranong. entire ACT.  This new education infrastructure  $250,000 for the installation of funding is in addition to the ongo- lighting on the Monaro Highway ing rectification and upgrade of between Isabella Drive and Taylor Primary School. Mugga Way.  $250,000 to undertake traffic Improving community sport and rec- safety investigations across the reation facilities entire ACT, including Sternberg  $400,000 allocated for design Crescent in Wanniassa. work on upgrading existing facili- ties at Greenway Oval. These new projects are in addition to the  This work is in addition to the ALP Member for Brindabella, Joy Burch ongoing urban works program which recent restoration of Bonython includes the installation of new log bol- Oval which included the installa- The 2013-2014 ACT Budget includes a lards and barriers around Lake Tugger- tion of an irrigation system, syn- range of programs, initiatives and infra- anong, Fadden Pines and the Tugger- thetic cricket wickets and practice structure projects which reflect the anong Parkway. nets, floodlighting, a small pavil- Budget’s theme of Building and Trans- ion and toilet blocks. forming Canberra. This budget also sees the continual fund- ing of existing transport projects such as By Joy Burch MLA This budget lays the foundations for fu- the construction of a bus station at the ture growth and development in the Tug- Erindale Centre, as well as the design for geranong Valley and delivers better ser- a park and ride service at Erindale and Wanniassa. Next TCC Meeting vices for our community.

More health services for Tuggeranong Bird pests and how to be an author will The ACT Government is committed to be the topics for discussion at the next  The ACT Government is commit- fulfilling its election commitments and I Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC) ted to delivering affordable and am proud this budget sees the initiation meeting. quality health care for all Tugger- of many new works, including several in anong residents. In this Budget my portfolios. Members of the Canberra Indian Myna funding has been allocated for the Bird Action Group and Tuggeranong design of a Nurse-Led Walk-in- Investing in community infrastructure author, Kylie Elliott, will be guest speak- Centre for Tuggeranong. This in Tuggeranong ers at the next TCC meeting. Centre will be modelled on the  $1.6 million for the design work of successful Walk-in-Centre operat- Stage 2 of the Ashley Drive up- The Myna Bird Action Group will talk ing at the Canberra Hospital and grade. This project will include the about the introduced bird species, the will provide a free health service duplication of Ashley Drive from threat it imposes on our native bird life for minor illnesses and injuries Erindale Drive to Johnston Drive and the diseases it carries in our resi- 7 days a week, 7am-11pm. in an attempt to address signifi- dential areas. TCC members will also

cant queuing and congestion in have an opportunity to join the Myna bird Investing in education facilities peak periods. trapping program.  $17.4 million has been allocated  $1.8 million has been allocated for the construction of a new for a Tuggeranong Introductory For more information visit the Canberra Emergency Services Authority English Centre (IEC) at Wanni- Indian Myna Bird Action Group website station in South Tuggeranong. assa Hills Primary School. The at: http:// IEC will support students who  Funds for the design and upgrade www.indianmynaaction.org.au/ have recently arrived to the ACT

The other guest speaker will be Tugger- anong author, Kylie Elliott. Kylie has written several books and will speak on her works and how we can all become an author.

The meeting will be held on Tuesday 2 July 2013 at the Southern Cross Club in Greenway. The meeting will commence at 7.30pm and members and guests are welcome to attend. For more information visit: http://www.tuggcc.com/.

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Cabinet HCCA runs training and information ses- sions to provide consumers with the ACT Opposition Leader , skills to participate as equal partners in has announced his new Shadow Cabinet the provision of their care. HCCA en- following the departure of . dorses a patient-centred care approach to service delivery and presents this view The major portfolios remain in place, consistently and constantly to the ACT with Health staying with Mr Hanson, Government and ACT Health Director- Education with , Brendan ate. Consumers are engaged in health Smyth retaining Shadow Treasury while service delivery, through consultation TAMS, Planning and Transport stay with and networking, and representation on Deputy Leader . policy, planning and governance commit- tees. Also through involvement with sys- The HCCA team with Chief Minister and Mr Hanson will pick up Attorney-General Health Minister, Katy Gallagher tem-wide quality and safety monitoring. responsibilities, as well as Police and The presence and expertise of consum- Corrective Services, portfolios he held in The Health Care Consumers’ Associa- ers provides balance and essential input the last Assembly. tion ACT (HCCA) was founded over to the contributions of professionals, thirty years ago to give a strong voice to service providers and industry. Consum- “The rest of the line up has served the users of the health care system in the ers present a broad perspective on is- Party well for some time, and everyone ACT. sues, help to develop services which has performed in their portfolios,” Mr best suit the needs of the community and Hanson said. A health care consumer is anyone who also ensure the transparency of decision uses, has used, or may use, health- -making processes. “There is little reason or requirement for related services. That is, we are all any major change. However, it does give health care consumers. Consumers ex- HCCA trains and endorses representa- us the opportunity to add and refine our periencing the health care system when tives to provide a consumer perspective alternate approach.” going about our daily lives are important on a large number of service-delivery stakeholders in the health system and oriented committees in the ACT. Con- “We have added Higher Education as a can contribute in unique ways to discus- sumer representatives champion the new portfolio area under Treasurer Bren- sions about health care service provi- issues faced by users of particular ser- dan Smyth to recognise the economic sion. Our perspectives differ from that of vices. Consumers ask the “how”, “why” and business importance of that sector,” health service providers and medical and “what if” questions regarding the he said. practitioners. Health care consumers planning of service provision, ensuring interact with GPs, surgeons, nurse prac- considered approaches to all aspects of “Similarly, we have created a stand- titioners, pharmacists and a myriad of planning and implementation. alone Small Business portfolio to bring other health care professionals and pro- extra focus and attention to that area, viders. Finally, involving consumers at all levels under , himself a veteran is important for setting appropriate priori- small business operator in the ACT. An- HCCA supports the principle “nothing ties. HCCA strongly believes that con- drew will also pick up Disability Ser- about us, without us”. So it is vitally im- sumer needs and desires should drive vices.” portant to have consumers engaged with national health policy. Through con- the health system in different ways. Con- sumer participation at the grass roots “Steve Doszpot will gain Family and sumers need the skills and opportunities level, consumer perspectives are com- Community Services while to engage as partners in the provision of municated to those at the highest levels will retain the Women and Multicultural their personal health care, and that of of government, resulting in services Affairs portfolios,” he added. their friends, family and those for whom which are more effective, more inclusive they care. and aligned with consumer expectations. “The Canberra Liberals will continue to hold the government to account on be- Studies find that involving consumers in Consumers can, and should, work to half of the entire community, and con- the decision-making processes related to shape the services provided by the gov- tinue to offer constructive policy alterna- their own care improves outcomes and ernment. tives,” Mr Hanson concluded. increases both patient and health profes- sional satisfaction. Source: HCCA Source: Media Release

Tuggeranong Community Council Working with our community www.tuggcc.com Page 5 55+ Club News Call for Since moving into its new premises in “Membership is open to anyone aged 50 ‘Footsteps to Tuggeranong the 55 Plus Club has in- years or over. She said it is a great way creased the number and variety of activi- to meet people, make new friends and ties available to its members. have fun,” Anne said. Follow’

Activities include carpet bowls, CoreFit “If you have not had the opportunity to nominations 55+ exercise classes, ten pin bowling visit the new Tuggeranong Seniors Cen- and Tai Chi for active members and tre and investigate what the Club has to Tuggeranong residents are encouraged book club, Mah-jong or card games for offer, why not pay us a visit some time. to nominate individuals or groups which those who like things quieter and mind Come along, have a chat, learn a new have made a significant and positive stimulating activities. hobby or pick up a new skill,” she said. contribution to the development of the Valley since 1976. 55 Plus Club Secretary, Anne Meade, Tuggeranong 55 Plus Club at the Tug- said The Tuggeranong 55 Plus Club geranong Seniors Centre, located at 101 Their contribution will be recognised in meets at the Tuggeranong Seniors Cen- Cowlishaw Street, Greenway. Phone: the “Footsteps to Follow” commemora- tre which is tucked in between the Lake 6293 4004, email: tugg55plus- tive project as part of the Canberra Cen- Tuggeranong College and the Tugger- [email protected] or the new web site tenary. anong Child Care Centre. She said it (still being developed) at: commands beautiful views of Lake Tug- www.55plusclub.org.au. Tuggeranong Community Council’s geranong and adjacent parkland. (TCC) representative on the Footsteps to Follow selection committee, Beverley Flint said only 25 individuals, deceased and living, or groups including business, clubs and community organisations will be selected in 2013.

“Their contribution will be recognised on a bronze plaque mounted on the en- trance wall of Tuggeranong Town Park,” she said.

“All other nominations will be recorded in a limited edition book,” she added.

“The inaugural plaque will be installed at The simple act of walking for 30 minutes a day or the Tuggeranong Community Festival on more can reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease 7th December, 2013. Each year a new inductee will be added to the Wall of by as much as half! Footsteps to Follow. By 2113, Can- berra’s Bicentenary, there will be 125 Walking groups are a great way to get active and meet people in your inductees,” she added. local area. All nominations will be acknowledged and assessed by an independent panel Join a Walking Group in Tuggeranong! made up of community representatives. Each nomination must include the Bonython : Wednesdays 10 am names and contact details of two refe- Erindale: Wednesdays 9:30 am rees and can include copies of support- Conder: Wednesdays 10:30 am ing documents.

Monash: Fridays 9:00 am All nominations must be lodged by close Tuggeranong: Tuesdays 9:30 am of business on Monday, 30th September Tuggeranong Fernwood: Tuesday 10 am 2013. Nominations can be lodged online at: http:// For more information visit www.heartfoundation.org.au/walking tuggeranongfestivalact.wordpress.com/ emailed to: nomina- or contact Lisa on 6269 2658 [email protected], posted to PO Box 1386, Tuggeranong ACT 2607 or hand delivered to: 6 Kepert Place, Isaacs ACT 2607.

Tuggeranong Community Council Working with our community www.tuggcc.com Page 6 News in brief Motorists given CTP choice From July motorists in Canberra will be the nature of our CTP laws themselves. able to choose between different compa- The laws allow for persons injured as a Solarium ban nies for compulsory third party (CTP) result of a motor vehicle accident to sue insurance. for pain and suffering even if their injury The ACT Government will ban commer- is relatively minor. The fees – particularly cial solariums in the Territory by the end There has been only one CTP provider legal fees – associated with this, puts of next year. in the ACT since 1979, but ACT Treas- upward pressure on premiums,” he said. urer, , has announced from ACT Chief Minister Katy Gallagher, said July GIO, AAMI and APIA will all be pro- “The Government’s previous efforts to there is strong evidence that solariums viding CTP. Mr Barr said this is great change this have been voted down in the or tanning beds can increase a person's news for motorists. Legislative Assembly,” Mr Barr con- chance of getting skin cancers and it is cluded. time that commercial solariums are “Choosing between the CTP providers banned in the ACT to protect the health will be easy. Registration renewal forms Shadow Treasurer, Brendan Smyth, has of Canberrans and particularly young will enable you to tick a box for your cho- welcomed the announcement. people. sen provider. But I also urge motorists to check out what different features or in- “The Canberra Liberals have long been “The ACT Government is working with centives each can offer,” he said. supportive of more choice in the ACT other jurisdictions to achieve a consis- market for CTP insurance as it gives tent national ban on commercial solari- Mr Barr said motorists in other states Canberra motorists an opportunity to ums,” she said. have long had a choice between different shop around and compare deals,” Mr CTP providers, and the ACT Govern- Smyth said. ment is delighted new players have en- NRMA community tered the market. “Last year the Government introduced awards legislation to take away victims’ rights to “Until now only one company had pro- compensation as a way of bringing the

vided CTP despite there being no regula- cost of CTP down. However, the Can- The NRMA is calling for nominations for tory barrier to other firms doing so. The berra Liberals put a stop to that saying its annual community service wards. main reason for the ACT having such that CTP insurance could be brought

high premiums and for other firms being down right then by introducing competi- The NRMA Helping People Awards reluctant to offer CTP in the Territory is tion to the market,” he added. gives hard-working volunteers who do- nate their time for charities in NSW and ACT the recognition they deserve.

Award winners will receive a $5,000 do- nation towards the charity they volunteer for, and a well deserved holiday for two up to the value of $2,500.

Entries opened on 13 May and close on 31 July 2013. Winners will be announced in September. Nominees do not have to be NRMA Members, but must volunteer for a registered charity or organisation with Deductible Gift Recipient status.

For more information visit: http:// www.mynrma.com.au/about/community- programs-helping-people-awards.htm.

Men's Sheds funding

Funding has been announced to support more Men’s Sheds in communities across Australia by helping them up- grade their facilities or buy new equip- ment and tools.

Across Australia, 51 Men’s Sheds will share in $125,000 worth of funding to assist with the cost of upgrading facili- ties, purchasing tools and work equip- ment and improving disability access.

Round six of the grants program will close on 26 July.

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Valley Voice Odd News

Giant feral cats roam Top End

The Northern Territory News reports massive feral cats, some as large as goats, are spreading in Arnhem Land and threatening native wildlife.

Inside the captured cats rangers have found sugar gliders, geckos, birds and July 2: TCC General Meeting, insects - and that's just one day's meals. 7.30pm Tuggeranong Southern Cross Club Tuggeranong Community Council’s Now a special "catting" dog will be newsletter, Valley Voice is designed to brought in to help sort the super pussies July 14: Tuggeranong Homestead inform Valley residents of issues that out. Warddeken ranger group has sought Markets impact on them and to act as a vehicle Federal Government funding based on for other community groups and organi- pictures of the large cats. Aug 1 to 31: Canberra Fireside sations to communicate with residents. Festival. Visit: Group chairman Dean Yirbarbuk said the www.firesidefestival.com.au Valley Voice is produced on a regular cats grew to about 20kg. This is about basis and is circulated amongst TCC the same weight as a five-year-old boy. Aug 6: TCC General Meeting, members and friends. If you wish to 7.30pm Tuggeranong receive copies of Valley Voice in the He said the cats were getting bigger, Southern Cross Club future please email [email protected]. with "several thousand" in the Wardde- ken area of central Arnhem Land. Aug 10: National Science Week, Meanwhile, if you have articles or im- CSIRO Discovery Centre Acton. ages you wish to contribute to Valley "All we know is our birds and animals are Visit: www.csiro.au/discovery Voice please email them to declining," he told the ABC. "We hope [email protected] by the 20th of each this project will help us to try and find a Sept 3: TCC Annual General Meeting, month. way to get rid of the cats. 7.30pm Tuggeranong Southern Cross Club Please feel free to pass Valley Voice on Mr Yirbarbuk said the Australian Wildlife to those who you think may be interested Conservancy would provide a dog spe- Sept 14: Opening of the Annual in its contents. cially trained to catch cats, so GPS col- Floriade Festival which runs until ______lars could be attached. 13 October 2013 Source: NT News Valley Voice is published by the Tugger- anong Community Council (TCC). Mate- rial in this publication comes from a vari- ety of community and government based sources and therefore does not neces- sarily reflect the views of the TCC.

Material submitted to the TCC for inclu- sion in Valley Voice may be subject to editorial changes. Material that includes dates, times and contact details is cor- rect at the time of publishing. Therefore, the TCC cannot be held responsible if it BARR SMITH AVENUE, BONYTHON is not informed of any changes to that information prior to publication.

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Tuggeranong Community Council Inc. (TCC) is an incorporated, voluntary, not for profit, non political, community based association operat- ing within the Tuggeranong district of the Australian Capital Territory.

TCC is formally recognised as the peak commu- nity representative body in Tuggeranong pro- moting the goals and aspirations of local resi- dents and other community groups and organisations within the Tuggeranong Valley. TCC receives partial funding from the ACT Government.

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