Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
News articles between 2004 and 2013 concerning Redfern Waterloo from various sources. After this date media stories were included in the areas of the site most relevant to the article.
After seven weeks of interrupting traffic, nearby businesses and in one case a spiritual temple, Botany Road finally reopened the day before Anzac Day reports Ben Falkenmire in the South Sydney Herald May 2008. Read More…
Redfern resident and Sydney Morning Herald opinion columnist Elizabeth Farrelly is earning herself a reputation for cutting through the buttery bulge of bureaucracy with her hot-knife theories on modern-day living reports Ben Falkenmire in the South Sydney Herald May 2008. Read More…
An increasing number of homeless people seeking help in Newtown has prompted the establishment of a community forum to address the growing problem. Overcoming homelessness in Newtown is the focus of a forum being held at the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre on May 14. The Centre’s executive officer, Lis Read More…
Lotus & Phoenix II, presented by Nayika Indian Dance at the Redfern Community Centre, showcased two great Asian cultures, Indian and Chinese, without compromising the quality or distinctive identity of either reports the South Sydney Herald May 2008. Read More…
Koori Radio is moving into a great new space and the Federal Government has come to the party with a $250,000 grant to help them make the move writes Virginia Ginnane in Sydney City Hun of May 2008. Read More…
Redfern could soon house the state’s first specialised sentencing court for Indigenous offenders, following a push from local supporters writes ROJE ADAIMY in The City News May 3 2008. Read More…
The old Eveleigh railway yards are set to become home for more than 2500 people, provide 3000 jobs during construction and breathe new life into Redfern under a State Government $550 million redevelopment plan writes MICK ROBERTS in The City News May 3 2008. Read More…
Bronze honour for Indigenous diggers on public display Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who served in war could soon be honoured with Sydney’s first Indigenous war memorial reports The City News of May 3 2008. Read More…
Two of the Australian Labor Party’s most prominent female members are pushing their campaign against Sydney Lord Mayor and state member, Clover Moore, in the lead up to September’s local government elections writes ROJE ADAIMY in The City News May 3 2008. Read More…
Amid strong public criticism, owners of the former CUB site at Broadway have been forced to revise their original development plans to include a raft of new environmentally-friendly initiatives writes Roje Adaimy in The City News April 5 2008. Read More…