Canberra's Development through NCDC Planning 1958–67
The Federal Government backed Canberra growth as the National Capital Development Commission built a five year plan, expanded housing and offices, and advanced water storage. By 1967 Canberra saw 15,300 housing units, Parkes Way linkages, and the Parkes Square project while Lake Burley Griffin and Bendora Dam progressed for a future capital.
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Australian Institutes of Architects
Australian Institution of Engineers
William Holford
Canberra
Canberra Lake
Bendora
Deign
Burley Griffin
Broad Parkes Way
City
Parliamentary Triangle
Australia
Commission
Cairns
Lt Col J T H Goodwin Remembered For Canberra Service
Lt Col John Thomas Hill Goodwin shaped Canberra’s early administration from 1914 to 1924 and after 1925. He served as acting Director of Lands and Survey, Commonwealth Surveyor General, and led Federal Capital development efforts. Later he chaired the Advisory Council and aided many public bodies. Goodwin Homes for the Aged at Ainslie carry his name.
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Canberra
T Commonwealth Service
Commonwealth Surveyor General
Federal Capital Administration
Advisory Council
Court of Petty Sessions
Citizens League
Ainslie Parents
Sosy
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W. C. Andrews
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Parliament Triangle
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Russell
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Atalo
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J.T. H. Goodwin
John Thomas Hill Goodwin
Goodwin Homes For
Ainslie
Melbourne
the Stock Exchange OF Melbourne
Mr. R. P. Greenish
An.z. Bank Building
Alinga Street
Guy
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Ballarat
Dandenong
Geelong
Collins Street
Sydney
Pitt Street
Gerard Noall
Noel Larritt
R. G. Noall
J. W. Curtis, G. A. Richardson, J. A. E. Carr
D. G. Annells
D. V. C. Tricks
Peter Jaffe
Syme
A. J. Keam
HH. Baers
the Commercial Bank
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Commercial Bank of Australia Limited
Canberra Times
A. H. Smith
the Commercial Bank of Australia Limited