National Capital Authority

Keeping you aware of changes in the National Triangle, there will be a small section of footpath closed (near the Australian of the Year walk) during set up, pack down and during Christmas in July.

Temporary footpath closure dates are 24 June – 9 July.
Event dates are 1-5 July.

Please follow all signage to the open footpath (near the Australian of the year walk).

🚧 Upcoming nightworks and temporary road closures 🚧

We’ll be carrying out nightworks on sections of State Circle and Capital Circle over the coming months.

🕗 Work hours: 8 pm to 7 am, Sunday to Friday nights

What’s happening?
- Replacing sections of worn road pavement
- Installing new line marking
- Repairing affected areas

📍 Stage 1: From Sunday 21 June 2026 (approx. 6 weeks, weather permitting)
📍 Stage 2: From Sunday 9 August 2026 (approx. 6 weeks, weather permitting)

There will be roadside signage in place ahead of each closure to help you plan your trips. Please note closures will vary — not all sections will be closed at the same time.

Thanks for your patience while we carry out these important works 🙏

If you are walking, strolling, cycling or rolling along King George Terrace you may have noticed our recently upgraded footpath network.

The improvements focus on accessibility, helping create smoother, more connected pathways for all - pedestrians, wheelchair users, cyclists and families with prams.

Whether you’re commuting, exercising or just enjoying the area, these upgrades will help make your journey more comfortable and inclusive.

Have you checked out the upgrades yet? Let us know what you think in the comments!

Continuing to bring the Lindsay Pryor National Arboretum masterplan to life we have planted 322 new trees. You can see the patterns emerging as you enter the park.

While they don't look like much now - we are excited to see them grow and bloom over the next few years!

And just like that it is June and winter is upon us. An exciting time of year at the NCA
as we get ready to bring Christmas In July back to the National Triangle.

Click on the link to find information on the different stalls, entertainment and how you can book your own fire pit!

The consultation report for DA102 Hume Circle Precinct has been released today.

Click on the link in the comments to see how feedback from community, organisations and stakeholders have shaped updates in the proposed DA102.

National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.

Celebrate NRW within the National Triangle you can take a self-guided audio tour of the artwork at Reconciliation place or listen to a special National Carillon concert with Tahalianna Soward-Mahanga on vocals.