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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
Land and Housing Corporation expect to be able to present their preferred option for the Waterloo Estate redevelopment to the February 7 REDWatch meeting.
The City of Sydney has called a meeting at Alexandria Town Hall to share their response to the Waterloo Masterplans and to share an alternative proposal for the site being developed by Council's expert planning staff. Beloiw is the text of letter distributed around Redfern and Waterloo about the meeting.
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month
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?
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month
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
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.
Communities Plus, part of the NSW NSW Government plans to build a new housing project to accommodate a mixed community with new social, affordable and market rental housing opposite Redfern Park at 600-660 Elizabeth Street Redfern. You are invited to learn more about the project.
Communities Plus, part of the NSW NSW Government plans to build a new housing project to accommodate a mixed community with new social, affordable and market rental housing opposite Redfern Park at 600-660 Elizabeth Street Redfern. You are invited to learn more about the project.
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month
REDWatch meets on the first Thursday of the month
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 tackle our response to climate change so it does not increase inequality in our society? We have asked a few people with expertise in this topic to come along and lead a round table on this topic. Join us on Thursday 6pm February 6 at the Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street, Waterloo.
Sydney local Health District in partnership with Counterpoint Community Services are holding a Wellness Clinic on Tuesday 5 May, 10am to 2pm Waterloo Neighbourhood Centre, Shop 95, Wellington Street, Waterloo.
Given the release of the Gateway Determination REDWatch has decided to go ahead with its July 1 meeting at 6pm on line for those who are able to join us. Please contact mail@redwatch.org.au for Zoom details.
With Council releasing a site plan for Waterloo and Council’s planning proposal for the Redfern Build-to-Rent (this is the site containing the PCYC site) being finalised by Council tonight, it is possible to have a wider discussion about these LAHC and Council plans.
A ceremony granting refugees and Australian citizens Aboriginal passports will take place at Redfern Community Centre from 11am on Saturday August 11. A ceremony and food will feature. Refugees will receive the passports for free. Others who want a passport will need to bring a passport photo and pay a $10 fee.