Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
admin Since 1993, Carole Ann King has been the founder and driving force behind Sydney’s Luncheon Club which provides meals and food supplies for people living with HIV/AIDS reports Wendy Collis in the South Sydney Herald of July 2008. Read More…
The Coalition Chippendale Community Groups has circulated the following background for the Fraser’s Exhibition and Briefing on their new Concept Plan for the site this Wednesday 9th July. While the Plans will be on display from 5pm there will be a briefing on the plans starting at 6.30pm. The Exhibi Read More…
This 10 minute video is about Wrought Artworks who have operated the ATP Blacksmith Shop for the last 17 years as part of heritage conservation at the ATP. The RWA has now served them with a notice to quit the premises and a campaign is being run to maintain the Blacksmith operations at the ATP. … Read more
Wrought Artworks the self-funding operators of the historical Eveleigh Blacksmithing Bays of 17 years are under threat of closure from the Redfern-Waterloo Authority reports this media release from Wrought Artworks of 3rd July 2008. Read More…
A new culinary centre creates special native menus, reports Kelsey Munro in the Sydney Morning Herald of 1st July 2008. Read More…
The Department of Planning has released the Metropolitian Plan’s Draft Sydney City Subregional Strategy. The Sydney City subregion is based on the boundaries of the City of Sydney local government area. This subregion occupies a central and strategic part of the Greater Metropolitan Region. This is Read More…
Geraldine O’Brien meets a small group of passionate people who keep the skills of a bygone era safe for the future in this article in the the(sydney)magazine July 08. [One of those people is Guido Gouverneur who has been served with a notice to quit his Australian Technology Park workshop by the RWA Read More…
The cavernous foyer of Redfern’s CarriageWorks may have met its match in this year’s Underbelly Festival reports Leesha McKenny in the Sydney Morning Herald of June 27, 2008. Read More…
SYDNEY University has unveiled plans to create a $2 billion educational arc that includes Callan Park, Harold Park and North Eveleigh reports the Glebe on Wednesday 25 June, 2008. Read More…
One American artist recruited Redfern’s indigenous community for his visionary project. American artist Michael Rakowitz arrived at a lunch at Redfern Community Centre in March armed with sketches of an idea for the Biennale writes Josephine Tovey Sydney Morning Herald of June 23, 2008. Read More…