Strata Community Australia (ACT) is the peak association supporting the strata sector in the Australian Capital Territory.

The Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011 is designed to assist owners, managers and others involved in managing units plans and to understand their roles in the day-to-day activities of managing a units plan.

A reorganised and more user friendly statute providing provisions concerning registrations of units plans and governing arrangements.

The Unit Titles Act 2001 govern arrangements under which land in the ACT can be subdivided into units with common property.

The Community Title Act 2001 was developed to assist with the understanding of Community Titles schemes and the establishment of them, what common property is along with the functions of the Owners Corporation and default laws.

The Unit Titles Regulation 2001 operates alongside the Unit Titles Act 2001, providing residents with access to the Default Rules, which are essential to the effective management and governance of the Owners Corporation.

Residents can submit feedback and service requests relating to a variety of issues, from abandoned shopping trolleys to street lights to graffiti and much more. It’s also an information portal that keeps you up to date on maintenance works in your suburb.

ACAT is an independent dispute resolution body that hears and determines a range of cases in the ACT

Recyclopedia is a region-wide campaign asking people to make some simple changes to our recycling routines.

Access Canberra brings together ACT Government Service and Specialised Centres, call handling, online services and regulatory functions in a single unified service. It is at the forefront of the Government’s regulatory reform agenda and is driving red tape reduction.