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 redevelopment of Green Square has reached an important milestone, with council releasing its updated planning guidelines for the $1.7 billion project reports Alex McDonald in City News of 27th September 2008.. Read More…
Councillor Marcelle Hoff has been elected Deputy Lord Mayor at a meeting dominated by Clover Moore’s Independent team reports Alex McDonald in City News on 30th September 2008. Read More…
Kristina Keneally hopes to restore public confidence in the portfolio she inherited from ousted former minister Frank Sartor reports Alex McDonald in City news of 21 September 2008. Read More…
Plans to upgrade the Block in Redfern are edging toward reality after a politically-driven deal saw the Redfern-Waterloo Authority (RWA) pay the $68,750 Department of Planning processing fee writes Emma Kemp in City News of 21 September 2008. Read More…
The independence, or not, of Aboriginal organisations is always an important part of how we perceive them and also how we deal with people who represent those organisations writes Don Clark in Babana News August 2008. Read More…
Robert Kok was elected as a Councilor of the City of Sydney Council on the Clover Moore Independents ticket and below we reproduce an Introduction to him as a candidate from Clover’s enews of Friday 1 August 2008 – No. 408 Read More…
Di Tornai was elected as a Councilor of the City of Sydney Council on the Clover Moore Independents ticket and below we reproduce an Introduction to her as a candidate from Clover’s enews of Friday 8 August 2008 – No. 409. Read More…
Operation Laser 2 was conducted in the Redfern Local Area Command on Friday September 19 with great results reports this media re;ease of Monday, 22 Sep 2008 from police media. Read More…
The following background article on Nathan Rees by Claire Harvey appeared in the Sunday Telegraph of 21st September 2008. The article tells the story of Nathan Rees visiting Ray Jackson Waterloo home when he was Milton Orkopoulos Chief of Staff with the suggestion for a coup against the Aboriginal H Read More…
The Pemulwuy Project has finally reached exhibition stage and it is now a waiting game for approval. According to Peter Valilis of the Aboriginal Housing Company, “the only reason the project would be knocked back is because the powers that be do not want Aboriginal people back on the Block” reports Read More…