Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
Some sites within Redfern-Waterloo were declared areas of State Significant Development in 2005. In February 2006 the RWA released their draft Redfern Waterloo Built Environment Plan (BEP) in conjunct
This is a copy of a letter written by Bruce & Sarah Lay in Wilson Street Darlington to Minister Kristina Keneally about two of the issues raised in the walk around of North Eveleigh with Minister Sartor. A letter in similar form has also been sent to Carmel Tebbitt. The views in the letters are… Read More…
This is a copy of the advice from Stapleton Transport and Planning Pty Ltd to Bruce Lay that supports the western entry to the North Eveleigh site being at Golden Grove Street. This report follows Minister Sartor’s indication at the walk around that he would consider workable proposals for entry from Golden Grove street or… Read More…
With the strong active support from heritage bodies,community, former workers, unions, councilors, and local aboriginals along with the “Keep the Tradition” media- campaign, which culminated in a very successful Openday at the Eveleigh Locomotive Workshop Blacksmithing Bays, Wrought Artworks were of Read More…
This is the media release from Minister Sartor of 22 August 2008 announcing that the agreement has been reached between the RWA and Wrought Artworks to continue at the ATP. Read More…
“Frank Sartor is a destroyer of history. If this goes, who else do we blame?” asked Colin Fenn, one of the estimated 2,000 people who attended the Open Day of Wrought Artworks and the Eveleigh Locomotive Workshop on Sunday August 17, located in Bays 1 and 2 of the Australian Technology Park, Eveleig Read More…
Last Thursday community representatives met with Frank Sartor, the Minister for Planning about the proposed changes to the Concept Plan. Read More…
A blacksmith threatened with eviction from the Australian Technology Park at Eveleigh will be allowed to stay. Guido Gouverneur has used a workshop rent-free for 18 years, but the Redfern-Waterloo Authority told him last month that he must start paying rent. Heritage campaigners said he should be ab Read More…
When it comes to public parks, Lindsay Charles reckons Chippendale would get the wooden spoon reports Patrick Billings in City news on 17th August 2008. Read More…
Wrought Artworks is holding an Open Day on August 17 to muster support for the ATP-based blacksmithing business, threatened with eviction by the Redfern-Waterloo Authority reports Anne Von Fehrn & Alex McDonald in City news of 3rd August 2008 Read More…
The National Trust has thrown its support behind Wrought Artworks, the blacksmithing workshop at Australian Technology Park (ATP) threatened with eviction by the Redfern-Waterloo Authority reports Alex McDonald in City news of 19th July 2008. Read More…