We notify our members of updates through a regular e-newsletter. We also plan to publish regular updates on this website.
15 May 2021
Do you have a green bin?
Autumn leaves are beautiful to look at but degrade our lake if they find their way from our gutters into storm water drains.
15 March 2021
E-scooter Survey
As the six-month review of e-scooters operating in Canberra approaches, Elizabeth Lee has published a survey to gather your thoughts on the scooters.
03 March 2021
Proposed listing of Lake Burley Griffin on the Commonwealth Heritage List
Read the submission lodged by YRA in support of the proposal to list Lake Burley Griffin and adjacent lands.
03 March 2021
DOMA Brickworks Community Information Meeting
A public meeting to discuss the project, originally scheduled for January, will now be held at 6pm on Tuesday 30 March 2021
02 March 2021
Red bow in the snow
Just as we've packed our red bows away until next Christmas, we received this delightful email about one of our red bows finding its way to the USA.
28 February 2021
Weston Park Road Naming Survey
Weston park has five un-named minor roads making it difficult to describe the location to emergency services in the event of an accident, medical emergency or fire, ACT Place names would like your views on their proposed names.
27 February 2021
YRA Tree Group
The YRA Tree Group meets on Tuesday mornings at 9am. On 9 March meet at Novar St and Alexandrina Dr.
11 December 2020
Red Bows for Yarralumla's street trees - last orders
Yarralumla started a new festive season tradition last year - dressing our street trees with red bows. Read more for details of how to place an order and to see instructions on how to DIY red bows for your street trees.
03 December 2020
Red bows on Dunrossil Drive
The Governor-General has joined in the Yarralumla festive spirit and adorned the 1918 Heritage listed Elm trees on either side of Dunrossil Drive – from the entrance to the Cotter Road.
03 December 2020
Yarralumla Shops
Yarralumla Shops After the success of Floriade:Reimagined at the Yarralumla Shops, YRA now has approval to continue to maintain a flower bed at the shops.
