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.
The new Police Assistant Commissioner with responsibility for the Professional Standards Command has today been announced by Police Commissioner Ken Moroney. Currently the Local Area Commander for Redfern, Superintendent Catherine Burn has been a member of the NSW Police Force for 22 years. Followin Read More…
Following the City’s response to resident’s requests for a public meeting about the Carlton and United Breweries (CUB) site, the site’s owners, Fosters, has also announced two “information sessions” on their Concept Plan for the site, the official document submitted to the Minister for Planning to d Read More…
This is an invitation put out by the Coalition Chippendale Community Groups to encourage involvement in the Public Meeting being organised by the City of Sydney about the CUB site exhibition. Read More…
Fosters’ Concept Plan for the Carlton and United Breweries (CUB) site on Broadway will be the focus of a meeting organised by the City on Saturday 11 November. The Concept Plan is the official document submitted to the Minister for Planning that will be used to determine planning approval for the si Read More…
WAGEC is a unique women’s only service in Surry Hills which has been providing support to homeless women and girls for the past 29 years reports the South Sydney Herald in its November 2006 edition. Read More…
Sydney City Council has several public toilets in storage, yet there remain only one accessible public toilet in Redfern – making life difficult for those who need to make a pit-stop. The public toilet in Redfern Park has been closed for sometime, due to vandalism writes Brenden Hills in the South Read More…
Trevor Davies reports on Sydney’s Homeless Person’s Week in the South Sydney Herald November 2006. Read More…
“The NSW Government continues to drag its feet over providing adequate services for the mentally ill”, said Graham Long, Pastor at the Wayside Chapel writes Darren Mara in the South Sydney Herald November 2006. Read More…
Indigenous business owners have set up shop in Redfern’s Regent Street, keen to participate in the growth of the area and, more importantly, its community writes Ben Falkenmire in the South Sydney Herald November 2006. Read More…
Tim Brunero reviews Appetite Café in the South Sydney Herald November 2006. Read More…