A principle that is central to the vision for Ginninderry is diversity. Among many other things, this means offering a diverse range of housing types to suit a range of lifestyles, […]

At the very core of the Ginninderry project has been a radically different approach to community consultation. The method, based on a genuine respect for the community and natural environment, has […]

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The Ginninderry SPARK Training and Employment Initiative proudly supports training and employment opportunities for local people in the Capital Region. SPARK in partnership with TAFE NSW, Divalls, Salvation Army Employment […]

Recently, the Ginninderry team began works to preserve the Belconnen Farm Heritage Precinct as part of the project’s ongoing conservation commitment. Belconnen Farm is a significant farm group with a […]

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Twelve months may seem like a long time to come up with an idea, but for Ginninderry’s Community and Cultural Planning Manager, Susan Davis, this is what real community engagement […]

(Niva, it looks like these are pictures from two different groups. Should I not have used the pictures from the 1521 SPARK folder?)

Today at Ginninderry, we held the unveiling of the Little Eagle Glyph sculpture.   Ginninderry prides itself on a unique setting adjacent to the river corridor and today’s artwork will […]

The vision for Ginninderry has had diversity at its core from the outset. Our aim of building a diverse community is evident across the project; from the design of the […]