Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
admin Joseph Correy reports in the december 2005 edition of the South Sydney Herald that Businessman Peter Holmes a Court and actor Russell Crowe could become the majority owners of South Sydney Football Club when they table a proposal that asks the club’s members to approve privatisation.
An interview with John McIntyre by Vladimir Korotkov in the December 2005 edition of the South Sydney Herald. Read More…
Celina Ribeiro in the December 2005 edition of the South Sydney Herald reports Hillsong Church has defended itself against community concerns aimed at their operations in the south Sydney area Corning under fire for allegedly using their social welfare arm to recruit for the church. Hillsong represe Read More…
Neil Whitfield, recently retired from the staff of Sydney Boys’ High tells us: Julius Macefield and Sam Darcy, both of Year 7 at Sydney Boys High, were the joint winners (year 7/8 boys) of the Whitlam Institute’s writing prize “What Matters?” in September 2005. This attracted over 1000 entries. Juli Read More…
In this Have you Heard Column article in South Sydney Herald December 2005 Trevor Davies writes about the Rachel Foster Hospital Site. Read More…
But what will happen to the services already at the site? Alice Mulheron in the South Sydney Herald December 2005 reports The site of the former Redfern Public School is to be developed into a centre for Aboriginal sporting, cultural and social excellence. The centre was approved after the Redfern W Read More…
Trevor Davies in South Sydney Herald December 2005 reports – Posters were put up on telegraph poles in Burren and Albert Streets in Erskineville. Petitions in the local news agency warned people that the proposed State Rail development will mean that State Rail will be able to store 8 trains, to dec Read More…
The New South Wales Government says it hopes to create 18,000 new jobs in the Redfern-Waterloo area during the next decade.
The following media statement was issued on the Metro Strategy jointly by the Housing Industry Association, NSW Council of Social Services, Property Council of Australia, State Chamber of Commerce (NSW), Total Environment Centre & UnionsNSW. Read More…
A unique alliance of the state’s peak interest groups have welcomed today’s release of the 30 year planning strategy for Sydney, vowing to continue to keep the pressure on the NSW Government and act as a watchdog on its delivery. Read More…