SEE-Change as part of its environmental awareness focus features from time to time homes to showcase environmentally and energy efficiency technology and practices. On Sunday 20 May between 2 to 4 pm it will be featuring a house in Hackett. You need to register with SEE-Change to visit the home. Full details are available on SEE-Change’s website. Click here to go to website.
The Minister for Health and Aging Tanya Plibersek, MP has declined to approve the application for a pharmacy at the Hackett shops. Rhonda Warne the pharmacist is seeking a Statement of Reasons from the Minister which will take around 28 days so that we can ascertain the exact rationale for the Minister’s decision. Continue reading
It you want to have say in your community, influence outcomes or simply become part of a vibrant organisation then join the HCA today. To find out more and join click here.
The Hackett Community Association will be holding a FREE sausage sizzle at the Hackett Shops on 19 May from 11.30 am to 1.30 pm. Come along, have lunch on us and meet your committee.
The ACT Combined Community Council will be holding its next meeting from 10 am to 2 pm at the Gungahlin Public Library, Hibbertson Street, Gungahlin on 16 June 2012. All welcome.
The Australian Government has launched the ‘Connect with your neighbours’ initiative. The Hackett Community Association is highly encouraging of this initiative.Part of tihs initiative is Neighbour Day celebrated each year on the last Sunday in March. If you want to learn more about this initiative click here
The next meeting of the Hackett Community Association will be held on Monday 21 May at 7.30 pm at ACT Sports House, 100 Maitland Street, Hackett. All welcome.
The ACT Government has launched a Portrait of a Nation project as part of its Canberra 100 year celebrations. The Hackett Community Association is very supportive of this initiative and encourages local residents with historical experiences or knowledge to contribute to this worthwhile project. Continue reading
The Chronicle recently featured an article on the application for a pharmacy at the Hackett shops. Click here to read full article.
The Hackett Community Association has received a letter from Dr Leigh forwarding a copy of a letter that he had received from the Federal Minister for Health and Aging Tanya Plibersek acknowledging his representation to her to approve a pharmacy at the Hackett shops.