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.
On Wednesday August 13 over 100 people attended the first Australian screening at the Teachers’ Federation Auditorium, Surry Hills, of This Is Our Country Too. The documentary, by Ishmahil Blagrove, Jr, includes interviews with many people directly affected by the Northern Territory Intervention. Vi Read More…
In addition to interviews with Lord Mayoral candidates, the South Sydney Herald of August 2008 presented responses from the following candidates for Council. Questions by Lyn Turnbull. Read More…
Dorothy McRae-McMahon reports on Clover Moore in the South Sydney Herald of August 2008. Read More…
City of Sydney elections are nearing, and a plethora of candidates is jostling to overthrow incumbent Lord Mayor Clover Moore reports Carissa Simons in the South Sydney Herald of August 2008. Read More…
The Sydney A Cappella Association folded in 2002, and there hasn’t been a festival of a cappella (unaccompanied) singing since then. This year one very enthusiastic choir is hoping to inject new energy into the local scene reports the South Sydney Herald of August 2008. Read More…
“Grow, grow, grow old and one with me, my creativity, To the day I die, do I laugh or cry? How do I tell mother that I’m gonna be an artist?” These are the lyrics to the song ‘In The Name Of Art’ by MjWoodbridge, a singer-songwriter from Darlington reports Eve Gibson in the South Sydney Herald of Au Read More…
Scott Winter reports on Bush ’n’ Berry Indigenous Art Café in the South Sydney Herald of August 2008. Read More…
How can the great Australian story be fully told without a great Aboriginal presence? Asks the South Sydney Herald of August 2008. Read More…
IF THE contentious criteria that was used by the NRL to kick South Sydney out of the premiership in 1999 was applied now, the Rabbitohs believe they would rank as the No.1 club in Sydney – and possibly second overall behind the Broncos writes Brad Walter in the Sydney Morning Herald of 3rd September Read More…
When Clover Moore became Lord Mayor in 2004, her above-the-line vote was so substantial that four other independents – Phillip Black, Marcelle Hoff, John McInerney and Robyn Kemmis – were also swept into office reports Mick Roberts in City News of 31st August 2008. Read More…