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The Canberra Times

Lucinda Garbutt-Young

Public housing in Yarralumla approved despite community concern

Yarralumla

A development application for government-owned housing in Yarralumla has been approved despite a resident group raising concerns.

2 Schlich Street is the site of some of Canberra's first public housing, built in the 1950s.

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