Inspire: News & Insights
21.12.2022
Make your home more sustainable this summer
Make your home more sustainable this summer
The summer holidays often provide the perfect opportunity to reset, whether it’s your goals, finances or wardrobe. But what about your home? Given the rising cost of living and our […]
21.12.2022
Why is Canberra going all-electric?
Why is Canberra going all-electric?
“Natural gas” is a term that sounds innocuous enough. And yet most people who click on their gas burners to cook dinner each night, switch on the central heating, or […]
13.12.2022
Trusted to protect Ginninderry for the long term
Trusted to protect Ginninderry for the long term
Surrounded by the Murrumbidgee River, steep rolling hills, and mesmerising views of the neighbouring Yass Valley – Ginninderry is, without a doubt, an inspiring part of Canberra’s landscape. Helping to […]
10.10.2022
Ginninderry Conservation Trust holiday program connects kids to nature and art
Ginninderry Conservation Trust holiday program connects kids to nature and art
The kids of Ginninderry and surrounds had the chance to connect with Country and art thanks to the popular My Place Holiday Program held during the September school holidays. […]
28.09.2022
The Ginninderry Conservation Trust are putting turtles first
The Ginninderry Conservation Trust are putting turtles first
Relocating every turtle from four large dams is no easy task, but at Ginninderry, no turtle is being left behind. A series of dams in the future suburb of […]
10.08.2022
Canberra’s most sustainable demonstration home opens its doors
Canberra’s most sustainable demonstration home opens its doors
Between climate change and the rising cost of electricity, many homeowners have been driven to consider renovating or building a more sustainable home. But whether you’re a property novice or […]
24.05.2022
Bike to the future: Why e-bikes are taking over Canberra’s bike paths
Bike to the future: Why e-bikes are taking over Canberra’s bike paths
WORDS Beatrice Smith PHOTOS Ben Appleton In a post-COVID world, transport is front of mind. Gone is the romance of a bustling train or tram carriage full of city […]
22.05.2022
Make your garden a wildlife haven
Make your garden a wildlife haven
WORDS Kate Edwards How to do your bit for our planet and enjoy watching native animals make their home in your garden. Whilst conventional gardens with lawns, garden beds and […]
22.05.2022
Power to the people
Power to the people
WORDS Kate Edwards As Australia rapidly moves towards a renewable energy future, the excess energy that household solar panels are currently producing is creating instability for the grid. But Ginninderry […]
20.05.2022
How to keep energy costs down as the temperatures fall.
How to keep energy costs down as the temperatures fall.
As Canberra’s infamous winter weather approaches and we find ourselves spending more time at home, we often end up using more energy too. We caught up with Ginninderry’s Sustainability Manager, […]
26.04.2022
The Link at Ginninderry Turns Five
The Link at Ginninderry Turns Five
It was five years ago, in April 2017, when The Link officially opened its doors at Ginninderry. While The Link started as just a building, over the years it has […]
14.03.2022
Faster, cleaner, simpler – why induction cooktops are on-trend.