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There are fears in Redfern that plans for the area are not about improvement for all, writes Sunanda Creagh in the SMH of September 7, 2007. Read More…

A PLAN for a large public square to open up the Block to greater Redfern and encourage Aboriginal and white residents to mix has been shelved because RailCorp would not meet the Aboriginal Housing Company to discuss the inner-city ghetto reports Joel Gibson Indigenous Affairs Reporter for the SMH on Read More…

FOR Dean Widders, the reminders are always there. Of his role at this joint. Of the struggle still ahead. Of the work to do regardless of what happens to South Sydney against Manly at Brookvale Oval on Saturday night reports the SMH of September 5, 2007. Read More…

THE rental crisis is forcing universities to build more accommodation for students who have been squeezed out of nearby suburbs and into overcrowded apartments far away from their campuses reports Harriet Alexander Higher Education Reporter SMH of September 3, 2007. Read More…

A gas-fuelled fire raged at a heritage-listed building in the Australian Technology Park at Redfern tonight reports Louise Hall in the Sun Herald of September 2, 2007. Read More…

FORGET the frantic staff at the airport, the dark-suited bodyguards with ear pieces, the long lines of nervous police dressed in ill-fitting riot gear. If you want to see real pressure during APEC, then head to Eveleigh says Linton Besser Transport Reporter in the SMH of September 1, 2007. Read More…

A proposed gun shop highlights unrest about one-size-fits-all rules, writes Robert Wainwright in the SMH August 25, 2007. Read More…

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Under the leadership of John Mant, the Aboriginal Housing Company will submit a development application for its Pemulwuy Project under the guise that it is “just like any other developer’s application” and not a special or ‘Aboriginal’ project reports Ben Falkenmire in the South Sydney Herald of Sep Read More…