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Environment and sustainable development, 2012 Molonglo valley development, Act government, Act, accessed 27 March 2014, .
This document is about how the ACT government is developing the Molonglo valley, the first stage that they are now building are the suburbs of Coombs, Wright and North Weston, they are aiming to accommodate up to 9,000 people. The second stage will be to the north of Stromlo forest park and to the east of the national arboretum, this area will contain shops, including home wear stores and restaurants, making it the centre of the Molonglo valley housing 18,000 people, the planning has been started for the third section of the Molonglo Valley area this last section hopes accommodate 28,000. This document also states how the Molonglo Valley helps Canberra’s ability to maintain cultural and ecological values. This source helps people to understand the future urbanisation of Canberra and gives detail on each aspect of the project. This document however does not say the types of accommodation, e.g. flats, town houses and houses. This source appears credible due to the fact that what it says is actually happening, and because it is a government site.

Population growth and demographic change
Environment and Sustainable Development, 2011 population growth and demographic change, Australian Government, ACT, accessed 30 March 2014, .(1)
This document is about Canberra’s population over time, the first page is about immigration in Canberra such as people from other countries and other states. These stats were giv...

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... he hoped would be a major campaign to achieve a seismic shift in the attitude of political parties and politicians to the nurturing and development of communities outside the big cities.

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Warwickhughes.com. 2014. Urbanisation Canberra « Search Results « Errors in IPCC climate science. [Online] Available at: http://www.warwickhughes.com/blog/index.php?s=urbanization+canberra [Accessed: 6 Apr 2014].
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