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Community Forum - August 2025
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Event details:
Date Tuesday 26 August 2025
Time 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Location in-person at the National Portrait Gallery or online
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The public is invited to learn about the National Capital Authority’s (NCA) work to shape the National Capital at our Community Forum on Tuesday 26 August to be held at the Liangis Theatre within the National Portrait Gallery.
Hear about the NCA’s key projects, meet our Board members and senior staff and take the opportunity to ask questions about the NCA and our work.
In addition to briefings from the NCA Chair and Chief Executive, you’ll hear updates on:
- Commonwealth Avenue Bridge Renewal
- Scrivener Dam Dissipator Strengthening
- Federation Centenary Fountains and the National Rose Gardens
- and more!
Questions will be welcomed throughout the evening and there will be an opportunity to speak with NCA staff following the formalities.
This will be the second community forum following the inaugural event in November 2024 and is part of the NCA’s commitment to putting proactive community engagement at the heart of its work.
If you have any questions about the Community Forum, contact us at communications@nca.gov.au. We look forward to you joining us!
Yes. Whether you’re attending in person or online, it is important you register to secure your place at the forum and ensure you receive updates ahead of the event.
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You’ll have the option to register for an in-person or online ticket.
A link will be emailed to you on Monday 25 August 2025, one day before the event.
Underground parking will be available for the evening at the National Portrait Gallery. Note it is paid parking up to 5:30pm. There are also a number of nearby carparks. More information on parking availability for the venue is here.
Those tuning in online will be joining via Microsoft Teams. The session will be set to a Town Hall meaning cameras and microphones will be switched off. Everyone in attendance, both in person and online, will be directed to scan a QR code and submit questions via an online platform. NCA staff will be available to assist.