Seaplanes are expected to begin flying between Canberra and Sydney or the NSW South Coast by spring, and operators confidently predict that this journey will be one of the world’s great commuter flights.
Nestled in Grevillea Park,, a native plant garden honouring the life and legacy of Marion Mahony Griffin will strengthen Canberra’s connection to nature.Â
Canberra’s longstanding battle with blue green algae blooms often plagues Canberra’s swimming spots, but there is something locals can do to help - join The Leaf Collective.
The National Capital Authority (NCA) invites locals and visitors to come and celebrate what it means to be Australian in Lights on the Lake – with market stalls, food vendors, and a laser light water show at Commonwealth Place, Lake Burley Griffin from 25 to 28 January.
It’s time to put the horses in the paddock, ditch the mallet, and pick up a kayak. Polo has a new look. The Sport of Kings has been reimagined to be played in the water before, but canoe polo sees the game being played on top of the water, in a much more physical variation.
After so much wet weather, the sun came out for the National Capital Authority’s launch of the new look paddle boats on Lake Burley Griffin this Wednesday, 2 November. The iconic Canberra water vessels have been given a makeover, now sporting designs representing our rich culture, history, and connection to country.
To celebrate their upcoming 60-year anniversary, the Y Canberra Region Sailing Club are doing what they do best – adorning dozens of brightly coloured sailing boats across Lake Burley Griffin.
The inaugural Burley Griffin Gift will see crews from across New South Wales and Victoria battle it out in a test of endurance on Lake Burley Griffin on Saturday 1 October.
From November, Canberrans and visitors alike will be able to enjoy a new European style dining experience at West Kiosk, right by the edge of Lake Burley Griffin at West Jetty.
