Showcase for brilliance – except at making money – 21.12.2004
By Debra Jopson in SMH of December 21, 2004 reports on the Australian Technology Park.
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Redfern Station a Public Private Partnership – 01.03.2004
The Parliamentary Transport Secretary recently told the Herald that the upgrade of Redfern station (Which as we reported last month won’t start until at least 2010) will be a public private public partnership.
Will bulldozers make it better? – 18.02.2004
Blame the people, blame the politicians, blame the buildings. Elizabeth Farrelly wonders if architectural change offers any hope for Redfern. Read More…
Taking a bite out of the Big Apple
Inner City Sydney may become Manhattan down under. REPORT KIRSTEN CRAZE & ALEXANDRA WALKER report in Central Courier 3rd February 2005 on a recent report from the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources.
Frank Sartor addresses public housing tenants
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Oval debate goes one more round – 15.07.2005
Jane Shields in Southside News Issue 3/2005 Page 31 reports. Read More…
Fear for future of historic court – 15.07.2005
The closure and uncertain future of their 19th century courthouse has left Redfern people very unhappy. ELIAS JAHSHAN and NAMI KWON report. (Southside News Issue 3/2005 page 9) Read More…
Deal to boost indigenous jobs in Redfern Waterloo – 15.07.2005
Peta Fitzgerald Southside News Issue 3/2005 page 10 reports. An agreement between the Redfern-Waterloo Authority (RWA) and the main construction union has been reached in a bid to improve employment for Redfern’s indigenous community.
How Moore’s ‘kinda’onside with RWA – 15.07.2005
The support of Sydney’s Lord Mayor is vital for the success of the Redfern Waterloo redevelopment plan. But as DHEEPTHI NAMASIVAYAM finds out its not guaranteed. (Southside News issue 3/2005 page 10)
Friend or foe Sartor has final say – 15.07.2005
New South Wales Labor MP Frank Ernest Sartor, in his early years as a Sydney City councillor, described The Block in Redfern as: “the most difficult problem I have ever had to deal with”. Today, as a minister, he heads the Redfern Waterloo Authority. JOE CORREY profiles the man who now has extraordi Read More…