Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
admin Newly appointed Planning and Redfern-Waterloo Minister, local Heffron MP Kristina Keneally, said she won’t be reversing highly unpopular planning reforms introduced by her predecessor, but flagged a new policy of community consultation and openness reports Robert Burton-Bradley in the Central of 17t Read More…
Given growing distrust over the nexus between decision making and political donations, the meteoric downfall of Frank Sartor, and public disdain for nearly every major development booked by the NSW Government in the last three years, newly-minted Planning Minister Kristina Keneally might have been h Read More…
The city’s indigenous leaders have cautiously welcomed the Federal Government’s plan to use its $76 billion nation-building infrastructure program to tackle Aboriginal unemployment writes Patrick Billings in City News on 7th September 2008. Read More…
We know South Sydney has always been a happening place, but there is so much going on at the present time, that we have decided to give ISV readers a snapshot on the latest situation. These changes are rolling along and peak at different times so unless you are in the middle of it, it is hard to kee Read More…
Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development have appointed a new Executive Officer, Pam marsh, to carry on the great tradition of `Regional Council’. Read More…
A STAND-OFF over the future of Redferns The Block has been broken after negotiations have seen the Redfern Waterloo Authority pay a $68,750 Department of Planning processing fee for the Aboriginal Housing Companys Pemulway Project reports Robert Burton-Bradley and Lisa Capozzi in the Central of 10th Read More…
Thgis is the link to the text of the REDWatch submission on the Draft Sydney City Draft Subregional Strategy which was on exhibition until 5th September 2008. http://www.redwatch.org.au/govt/nsw/the-metro-strategy/080905redwatch
Local Member for Heffron, Kristina Keneally MP has become both the Minister for Planning and the Minister for Redfern Waterloo in the cabinet announced today by Premier Nathan Rees who also becomes Minster for the Arts which is responsible for CarriageWorks. Local Member for Marrickville Carmel Tebb Read More…
With the strong active support from heritage bodies,community, former workers, unions, councilors, and local aboriginals along with the “Keep the Tradition” media- campaign, which culminated in a very successful Openday at the Eveleigh Locomotive Workshop Blacksmithing Bays, Wrought Artworks were of Read More…
Michael Mundine Senior, CEO of the Aboriginal Housing Company received a call from Meredith Burgmann this morning (Saturday September 6th 2008) advising that the Redfern Waterloo Authority has paid the $68,750 fee for the assessment and exhibition of the AHC’s Pemulwuy project. No conditions have be Read More…