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admin PLANNING Minister Frank Sartor has seized control of the development of the city’s $800 million Carlton and United Brewery site from Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore, claiming it had become a “constipated camel” By SIMON BENSON, State Political Reporter Daily Telegraph.
The following Media Statement was issued on 21 june 2006 by City of Sydney Council in response to the Minister’s decision to declare the CUB site State Significant. Read More…
Planning Minister Frank Sartor today (21 June 2006) announced he would intervene in the $800 million redevelopment of the Carlton United Brewery site near Central Station, states a media release from his office.
The following Media release was issued by the National Trust on 13 February concening the RWA Draft Built environment Plan.
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The following report on Public Meeting regarding the CUB site and what residents can do to try and stop the CUB site being taken over by Planning Minister sartor is taken from CLOVER’S eNEWS – Friday 16 June 2006 – No. 301 Read More…
IT’S that dumb-and-dumber feeling you get when someone grabs your hand and makes you slap yourself, hard, in the face. It’s how the City of Sydney council must be feeling right now – writes Elizabeth Farrelly on the CUB site in the Sydney Morning Herald June 14, 2006.
The City is holding an urgent meeting to discuss events surrounding the Carlton and United Breweries (CUB) site at Chippendale. Join me at 7.30 pm Thursday 15 June 2006, Medina Executive Sydney Central, 2 Lee Street Sydney (adjacent to Central Station). Update from Clover’s E-News No 300 of 10 June Read More…
Midnight Basketball, an educational and basketball program for kids, was launched for the first time in Australia in the Redfern/Waterloo area in February this year reports Ben Falkenmire in the South Sydney Herald June 2006. Read More…
In 2003, the NSW Government agreed to a policy called “Two Ways Together Partnerships: A New Way of Doing Business with Aboriginal People”. It was to run until 2012. Report from The South Sydney Herald June 2006.
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A Melbourne-based company has approached the Redfern-Waterloo Authority (RWA)expressing an interest in operating an aged-care facility on the site of the former Rachel Foster Hospital in Redfern’s Pitt Street reports Alice Mulheron in the South Sydney Herald June 2006. Read More…