Page
ACT 2614 • Australian Capital Territory
About Page
Page is a well-established residential suburb in the Belconnen district of Canberra, ACT. With a population of around 3,050, it covers 1.3 square kilometres and was established in 1968. Named after former Prime Minister Sir Earle Page, the suburb features streets named after Australian scientists. It has a mature, leafy character typical of Canberra's planned suburbs.
Page offers a small local shopping centre with essential services, and is close to the Belconnen Town Centre for major shopping and dining. The suburb has good access to schools, parks, and cycling paths. Its central Belconnen location provides convenient access to the wider Canberra region. Page is popular with families and public servants seeking affordable, quiet living within easy reach of the city centre.
Page falls under postcode 2614 and is governed by Unincorporated Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Ginninderra electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- Route 31, 39 — Belconnen Town Centre 5 min
- Route 31 — City Bus Station (Civic) 25 min
Commute to Canberra City (Civic)
🛣️ No train station. Well-served by ACTION buses. Light rail extends to nearby Belconnen.
Local shops within walking distance; good cycling infrastructure but most trips benefit from a car or bus.
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Banambila Street
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Murranji Street
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Murranji Street
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Erldunda Street
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Bindubi Street
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Bennelong Crescent
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Housing 2021 Census
67 state housing + 7 community housing dwellings (ABS 2021 Census)
Educational Institution Attending 2021 Census
School Sector Breakdown
Demographics
Population Growth
Gender Distribution (Census 2021)
Income Comparison
Country of Birth 2021 Census
Top Countries of Birth (excl. Australia)
- 1. England 114
- 2. India 101
- 3. China 62
- 4. Vietnam 45
- 5. Nepal 43
- 6. Philippines 31
- 7. New Zealand 28
- 8. Scotland 25
- 9. Sri Lanka 23
- 10. Italy 22
Ancestry 2021 Census
Top ancestries reported (people may report up to two)