Lifeline for heritage blacksmith shop
Heritage blacksmith shop Wrought Artworks have been given a lifeline following efforts to evict them from the Eveleigh Locomotive Workshops reports Mick Roberts in City News of 31st August 2008. Read More…
Media Articles on Redfern Waterloo 2004 – 2013
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.
Sub-Regional Strategy Fails City’s Future
The City’s comprehensive Sustainable Sydney 2030 vision, unanimously adopted by Council in June, provides a blueprint for the City’s future and sets a foundation for broader strategies for the Sydney metropolitan region. Sadly, the State Government’s Draft Sydney Subregional Strategy fails to seize Read More…
Historic art to stay
The historic collection comes from all over Australia and consists of historical photographs, sculptures, paintings and publications of indigenous significance. Some works are valued at millions of dollars reports Robert Burton-Bradley in Central of 27th August 2008. Read More…
Residents: upgrade wont solve issues
The Department of Housing has announced plans to improve landscaping around the Waterloo Green public housing estate, but residents are concerned it will have no impact on the areas social problems reports Jennifer Bennett in Central of 27th August 2008. Read More…
Erskineville shoppers not so spoilt for choice
Erskineville residents have said they feared a chain of Woolworths supermarkets would surround them after a 2300-square-metre store was approved for Fountain St, Alexandria, which they claimed was destined to be a Woolworths reports Robert Burton-Bradley in Central of 27th August 2008. Read More…
Peter Holmes a Court
Peter Holmes a Court may have stood down as the Rabbitohs’ executive chairman in a blaze of negative press, and faced a humiliating defeat this week on plans to rid Souths Leagues Club of its pokies, but that hasn’t stopped the silvertail dilettante from moving just a hop away from his beloved Bunni Read More…
Chippendale residents eager to ditch ‘least leafy suburb’ tag
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…
Community divided over Redfern Park war relic
A World War Two anti-aircraft gun is here to stay, despite some community opposition, as Redfern Park’s upgrade nears completion reports Dheepthi Namasivayam in City news of 16th August 2008. Read More…
Urban art archive in jeopardy
The home of Redfern artist Gordon Syron, 66, and his wife Elaine, 63, is to be sold as part of the proposed North Eveleigh development. Now their archive of indigenous art and photography spanning three decades desperately needs a home Daniel Bishton in City news on 15th August 2008. Read More…
Election profile: Trevor Davies
Trevor Davies has been an integral member of the South Sydney community for the past thirty years. He’s been secretary of the Darlington branch of the ALP since the early ’80s, and, at 52, has decided to run for City of Sydney on the ALP ticket reports Nick Lupi in City news on 17th August 2008. Read More…