Eora Festival Art Exhibition
Art Exhibition opening Thurs 20th Nov 12.30pm Sculpture, painting, prints, ceramics from emerging Indigenous art students.
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Gallery on the go looks for a new home
Gordon Syron’s most famous painting, 1978’s Judgement By His Peers, depicts a personal fantasy of sorts: a black man being tried before a panel of black men reports Joel Gibson in the Sydney Morning Herald of 13 November 2008.
Waterloo Safe, say Police
REDFERN police have hit back at suggestions that Waterloo is an unsafe area for international students – an emotional claim made by the mother of a woman who died after falling from an apartment balcony on Hunter Street recently reports Robert Burton-Bradley in the Central of 12 November 2008.
NSW razor broadly misses IT spending
The article below on by Brett Winterford ZDNET.com.au on 11 November 2008 provides some background on the ATP sale decision as part of a broader look at the mini-budget’s impact on IT spenbding. Read More…
Govt to Sell 99 Year Lease Over ATP to Private Sector
Commercial assets and leases belonging to the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority (SHFA) and the Australian Technology Park (ATP) at Redfern will be placed on the market as part of the NSW Government’s Mini-Budget reportsd this media release was issued by the Minister for Planning and Minister for Re Read More…
Elderly residents at risk in public housing complex
Emergency services have been denied simple access to a public housing complex in Darlington reports Aaron Jones in the South Sydney Herald of November 2008. Read More…
Public housing tenants deserve better
Earlier this year the former Housing Minister issued a media release announcing $1.6 billion for repairs and upgrades for public housing says the Editorial in the South Sydney Herald of November 2008. Read More…
New Minister for Redfern-Waterloo
Last month saw NSW politics in turmoil with a new Premier and Deputy Premier, and the departure from the scene of Frank Sartor, the former Planning Minister and the Minister responsible for the Redfern-Waterloo Authority. Kristina Keneally, the former Minister for Ageing and Disability, was given Fr Read More…
North Eveleigh – questions persist
The reshuffle in the NSW Government, with a new Minister for Redfern-Waterloo, Kristina Keneally, and a new Premier, Nathan Rees, “creates a unique opportunity to rethink the methodology of the Redfern-Waterloo Authority,” said REDWatch spokesperson, Geoff Turnbull reports Kate Lamb in the South Syd Read More…
Pride in Pemulwuy Project
The Aboriginal Housing Company (AHC) is hopeful its housing project will finally get off the ground, pending the outcome of a public exhibition showing nine years of hard work reports Lisa Moon in the South Sydney Herald of November 2008. Read More…