Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
admin On 9th December 2014 UrbanGrowth C2E held a Thinking and Visioning workshop. Concerns about the process were raised with REDWatch by both those that attended and those that were excluded. REDWatch wrote to the UrbanGrowth NSW Community Engagement Manager responsible for the project (who spoke on com Read More…
Australian Technology Park is being sized up for sale as the state government’s multimillion-dollar divestment of public property continues apace reports Leesha McKenny the Urban Affairs Reporter in the Sydney Morning Herald of December 8 2014. Read More…
Following the ATP sale anouncement REDWatch requested Council to assess the impact and report back to the community. Below is the text of the REDWatch request. Read More…
On December 4 2014 the Government announced that UrbanGrowth NSW (UG) would handle an EOI process which closes 30th January 2015 for the sale of the Australian Technology Park. Below are the details of the anouncement and REDWatch’s initial response as circulated in its email updates. Read More…
Central to Eveleigh takes in the former Eveleigh Railyards sites that were covered by the Redfern Waterloo Authority’s Built Environment Plan One (BEP1). REDWatch has been involved with these sites for a long time and this information is available inanother part of this site under BEP1. This link takes you to that part of the … Read more
Material relating to the proposed sale by UrbanGrowth of the Australian Technology Park can be found in the ATP secion of this website. http://www.redwatch.org.au/RWA/statesignificant/atp
In September 2014 the Sydney Morning Herald obtained a Flythrough of the proposed Central to Eveleigh development dated July 3 2014. The flythrough has been updated from the February 2014 version and new buildings from the Locomotive Workshops have been removed. The bulk of other key RWA recognised Read More…
The NSW Government has released a major discussion paper to examine options to deliver improvements to the social housing system on 18 November 2014. Links to the report, media release and other details are provided below. Feedback on the report closes on 20 February 2015
This text is extracted from a heavily redacted copy of the “UrbanGrowth Central to Eveleigh Urban Renewal and Transport Program 2014-15 Business Plan”. The document was released under a GIPA Request to the Sydney Morning Herald and was the basis of an article on 27th September 2014 titled “Sydney re Read More…
In February 2014 the NSW Government produced a video called “NSW is open for business”. That video included a flythrough of the Central to Eveleigh corridor showing indicative development. A similar fly through was shown in March to the Property Council and released to Channel 9. Below are some stil Read More…