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Molonglo Town Centre moves one step closer

The Housing Industry Association welcomes the release of the Molonglo Town Centre Master Plan, calling it a significant step for Canberra's housing supply and economic development.

What does the Molonglo Town Centre Master Plan mean for ACT builders?

Builders and associated trades in the ACT region will see new work opportunities as the Molonglo Town Centre development progresses, affecting project pipelines and local employment.

Key takeaways

  • The Molonglo Town Centre Master Plan has been officially published today.
  • HIA views the plan as important for Canberra's long-term housing supply.
  • The development is expected to support economic growth in the ACT region.
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Why it matters: Builders and plumbers in Tasmania may be affected by TasWater's performance, including connection delays, infrastructure capacity, and cost impacts on new developments.

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Why it matters: Builders in WA may face ongoing project delays due to brick shortages. Supply constraints can affect scheduling, contract timelines, and cash flow.

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Why it matters: Builders and contractors in the ACT working with property developers need to know who holds a valid licence from October 2026, affecting who they can legally work for.

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