RWA Update Issue 2 – 4 November 2009
This is the RWA’s second electronic Update which was issued on 4 November 2009. Read More…
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Miller films to move into CarriageWorks
A MOTION capture studio at the CarriageWorks precinct in Eveleigh could boost the state’s ailing film industry reports Jessica Mahar in the Sydney Morning Herald of 4 November 2008. Read More…
It’s NOT Just ‘ moving your feet
Our ‘ Healthy Walking Breakfast ‘ is not just a case of ‘moving your feet ‘ , during the walk , conversations are had and ideas exchanged , acknowledgements are made and advice given writes Mark Spinks. Examples of the ‘ walk in action ‘ are :-
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Federal Govt supports Indigenous Employment at NCIE with $477,000
Minister for Employment Participation Mark Arbib today confirmed $477,000 in Federal funding for the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence to employ an Indigenous Employment Co-ordinator and deliver training reports this media release from Senator Mark Arbib the Federal Minister for Employment Pa Read More…
NCIE GYM to open at 6am for one year trial
The Department of Planning approved on 16 October 2009 the Modification Application for the National Centre for Indigenous Excellence to operate the Gym from 6 am rather than the earlier approved 7 am for a one year trial reports REDWatch. Read More…
Good Neighbourhood BBQ Alexandria – Sun 15 Nov 11-2
Come along and meet your neighbours and learn about what we are doing to improve your neighbourhood. The City of Sydney and Police are hosting a series of Good Neighbourhood BBQs in your area. Read More…
Crunch time for Waterloo supermarket
An impending Council vote on an ALDI supermarket in Waterloo has attracted the attention of Heffron state MP Kristina Keneally, who last week attended a committee meeting to push the case for the supermarket’s approval reports Shant Fabricatorian in City News on 29 October 2009. Read More…
Clover under fire for donation disclosures
Questions have been raised over the effectiveness of City of Sydney Council’s Code of Conduct, after suggestions Lord Mayor Clover Moore breached the code at last month’s Council meeting, during a discussion over two Development Applications relating to Souths Leagues Club reports Shant Fabricatoria Read More…
Super battle over South Sydney supermarkets
Sydney Council is considering two proposed supermarkets which could bring an end to what many have said is a limited grocery choice in South Sydney reports Robert Burton-Bradley in Central on 28 October 2009. Read More…
$5b metro counting on ghost passengers
THE State Government agency building Sydney’s controversial $5.3 billion City Metro has vastly overestimated the number of people who will use the service [and change at Redfern – REDWatch], official figures reveal reports Andrew West in the Sydney Morning Herald of 26 October 2009.. Read More…