REDWatch Waterloo Metro SSP and SSDA Submission
REDWatch made the submission below on the Waterloo Metro SSP and SSDA on 30 January 2019. Read More…
Month: January 2019
Waterloo Estate Master Plan outline released
On 23 January 2019 afternoon Minister Prue Goward released the Preferred Master Plan proposal for the redevelopment of the Waterloo Estate. Here are links to the plan and some preliminary comments by REDWatch. Read More…
Clover Moore: Raise your concerns to protect Waterloo
Clover Moore has written to her supporters asking them to make submissions about the Waterloo Metro exhibitions. Below we have provided the details supplied by Clover. We have also taken the issues Clover’s planners have raised in the form of a submission that you can copy and modify into the Planni Read More…
Estate Options Testing Consultation Report Released
On 11 January LAHC released their Options Testing Consultation Report. This report documents for the SSP process the outcomes of the options testing phase of consultation for the Waterloo Redevelopment. It also incorporates an overview of the findings of the initial visioning phase of the consultati Read More…
Council Planning for Growth: What does it mean for Redfern and Waterloo? and REDWatch AGM
Benjamin Pechey A/Executive Manager Strategic Planning & Urban Design at the City of Sydney will talk about Council’s strategic plans for accommodating growth in the City of Sydney. The plans are currently on exhibition. Read More…
Monthly REDWatch Meeting
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
Monthly REDWatch Meeting
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
Monthly REDWatch roundtable on the inequality of climate change – 6 Feb 6pm
We hear a lot about what people who own their own houses can do to help mitigate the impact of climate change. If you do not control the place you live, then solar panels and making buildings more adaptable are not options. What can a renter or someone in social / public housing to do? How do we tac Read More…
Monthly REDWatch Meeting
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Monthly REDWatch Meeting – Improve how Health works for you and the broader services system
Shane Brown will talk about his Healthy Living Link Worker role in Waterloo for Sydney Local Health District. meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
Monthly REDWatch Meeting
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
Monthly REDWatch Meeting
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
UrbanGrowth and Transport for NSW Information Session on Waterloo Metro Exhibition
UrbanGrowth and Transport for NSW are holding an Information Session in the Waterloo Estate: Thursday January 17, 10am – 1pm, Waterloo Neighbourhood Centre. A free BBQ will be provided. Read More…
Groundswell Agencies Round-table on Waterloo Metro proposal exhibition Jan 18 10.30 am
Groundswell agencies are holding a round table about the Waterloo Metro proposal to outline issues that might be of concern to tenants and residents. Agencies will share their comments and look forward to hearing from others in the community on Friday January 18, 10.30am, The Factory Community Centr Read More…
UrbanGrowth and Transport for NSW Community Open Day on Waterloo Metro Exhibition
UrbanGrowth and Transport for NSW are holding a Community Open Day on Friday January 18, 1pm – 4pm at Redfern Town Hall, 73 Pitt Street, Redfern
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Monthly REDWatch Meeting – LAHC present on Preferred Option for Waterloo Estate
Land and Housing Corporation expect to be able to present their preferred option for the Waterloo Estate redevelopment to the February 7 REDWatch meeting.
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Monthly REDWatch Meeting
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
Monthly REDWatch Meeting
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month Read More…
BEYOND BRICKS & MORTAR – A meal and talk with Professor Jim Ife
IT TAKES MORE THAN REPLACING BUILDINGS TO ADDRESS COMPLEX COMMUNITY NEEDS. WHAT MORE NEEDS TO BE DONE TO SUPPORT OUR PUBLIC AND SOCIAL HOUSING COMMUNITIES? Read More…
Lies, damn lies and statistics – REDWatch comments on the Waterloo demographic reports
One of the concerns about the Waterloo redevelopment is that the existing vulnerable public housing community will continue to exist, but it will be less visible in the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) measures used by social planning and funding bodies. Read More…