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Canberra's industrial land running out, limiting jobs

The ACT has about 909 hectares of industrial land and no new releases planned for five years.

Canberra is running out of space for industry and jobs. This is slowing the Territory's economy.

Planning Minister Chris Steel is hosting an industry roundtable later this year. He will hear directly from businesses and stakeholders.

The ACT Government has identified the Eastern Broadacre area on the city's east side for potential industrial use. This area is close to freight routes and the airport.

The Property Council wants a strategic plan to protect industrial land. It also wants new employment areas for defence, advanced manufacturing, cyber security and logistics.

909 hectares
Current industrial land supply
None for 5 years
Planned new releases timeline
Chris Steel
Planning Minister

Why it mattersWithout industrial land, businesses cannot expand or move to Canberra. This limits job creation and economic growth in the region.

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