Canberra Rowing Club has cleaned up the 2012-2013 rowing season winning the Premiership by 92 points over Black Mountain Rowing Club in addition to winning both the Men’s and Women’s Premierships. CRC secured their victory with an impressive campaign during the ACT Championships earning a total of 300 points again ahead of Black Mountain by a total of 121 points. Radford College has again performed well rounding out the top three with a total of 548 points.

The Premierships point score was mirrored in both the Men’s and Women’s Premierships with Canberra Rowing Club ahead of both Black Mountain and Radford respectively.

Congratulations to all the members of Canberra Rowing Club for a tremendous effort. Congratulations also to Black Mountain Rowing Club who completed an impressive season finishing in second place with 630.5 points following a seventh in the 2011-2012 season with 136 points. Lake Tuggeranong Rowing Club should also be congratulated for performing well this season, tripling their overall points to push Gippsland Grammar from the top ten.

Thank you to all who have made such a large season such a success.

View the complete Rowing ACT 2012-2013 Premiership Point Score .

Final 2012-2013 Premiership Point Score Top 10
Updated 30/05/2013

|Rank|Club|Men|Women|Total|
|1|Canberra Rowing Club|420*|302.5*|722.5|
|2|Black Mountain Rowing Club|341.5|289|630.5|
|3|Radford College|318|230|548|
|4|Marist College|250|0|250|
|5|Canberra Boys Grammar|240|0|240|
|6|ANU BC|88|146|234|
|7|Daramalan College|63|170|233|
|8|Canberra Girls Grammar School|0|184|184|
|9|Lake Tuggeranong RC|123|42.5|165.5|
|10|Capital Lakes RC|13|144|157|

*Mens and Womens Premiership Winners

Winter Time Trial I

“Saturday’s Draw”:file_download/390
“Sunday’s Draw”:file_download/391
“Results for Saturday”:file_download/394
“Results for Sunday”:file_download/395

City to the Lake Stakeholder Consultation-Lake Users

‘Tent in West Basin’
When: Sunday19 May 2013 – 10.00am-4.00pm
Where: West Basin of Lake Burley Griffin, off Barrine Drive, Acton (near Mr Spokes Bicycle Hire and Lake Burley Griffin Boat Hire kiosk)
Who would be interested: All lake users

The ACT Government is asking the community for your views about the City to the Lake project.

Come to the ‘Tent in West Basin’ to find out more, ask questions and have your say.

Linking the City to the Lake is a transformational project being developed within The City Plan.

The City Plan focuses on the city centre, including Civic and its surrounds. It is looking at the City as a whole to determine a comprehensive approach for the City’s future as an economically vibrant and attractive centre. The plan will look at the role of the City, transport and movement, growth in the City and improvements to the public realm. The City Plan will provide a framework for future growth and projects such as City to the Lake. The City to Lake project will extend the city towards the lake and better use the broad southern flank of the City. The study area stretches from West Basin to Anzac Parade, and will include new lakeside and City to the Lake residential, business and leisure opportunities, and improvements to Parkes Way to better connect the City and the lake. It identifies potential locations for a 30,000+ rectangular sports stadium, new convention centre, and a regional aquatic facility and urban beach.

The main components of the City to the Lake are:
 Alteration of Parkes Way into a ‘smart boulevard’ that is split level allowing free flowing traffic at the lower level and introducing local streets at the surface;
 Traffic calming of Vernon Circle and London Circuit together with the development of new streets to service the proposed West Basin residential and community areas;
 Integration and extension of Capital Metro to serve the whole City centre and connections to other town centres;
 A new diverse City precinct at West Basin and associated cultural facilities;
 Identifying and reserving potential sites for Australia Forum i.e. a new convention and exhibition centre, new city stadium and new regional aquatic facility and urban beach;
 Residential apartments mixed with commercial, retail and cultural facilities delivering 15,000 to 20,000 new residents.
 Strategically located multi-use car parks that provide for events and commuter car parking.
 Development consistent with Amendments 59, 60 and 61 of the National Capital Plan.

To learn more and join the conversation:
Website: www.cityplan.act.gov.au and click on the City to the Lake tab
Exhibition: Information display at Suite 1, 72 Northbourne Avenue (south east corner Northbourne Avenue and Cooyong Street), Canberra City
Survey: www.timetotalk.act.gov.au/time-to-talk-city-to-lake and at Exhibition site at Suite 1, 72 Northbourne Ave
City Plan enewsletter: http://www.cityplan.act.gov.au

Consultation 26 March – 21 May 2013