New corporate park ‘no threat’ to Redfern facility
New South Wales Premier Bob Carr says a new corporate park he will open in Sydney’s east today does not pose a threat to the financially troubled Australian Technology Park at Redfern. Read More…
Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
The Redfern Waterloo Authority operated until 2011-12 when it was taken over by the Sydney Metropolitan Development Authority. Here we have captured some of that history as it happened in Redfern Wate
New South Wales Premier Bob Carr says a new corporate park he will open in Sydney’s east today does not pose a threat to the financially troubled Australian Technology Park at Redfern. Read More…
This is the pdf file for the Redfern Waterloo Plan #3, April 2005. The file is 1.2Mb. Download »
Tim Dick SMH Urban Affairs Reporter reports.
In Frank Sartor’s future for Redfern, everything is negotiable. Except the Block. Read More…
Anne Davies, State Political Editor of the SMH reports that: As Sydney grapples with how to accommodate its future population, a report to RailCorp has warned that building residential apartments over railway lines is “inherently problematic”, could pose safety risks and inhibit growth of the rail n Read More…
By Debra Jopson in SMH of December 21, 2004 reports on the Australian Technology Park.
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The Parliamentary Transport Secretary recently told the Herald that the upgrade of Redfern station (Which as we reported last month won’t start until at least 2010) will be a public private public partnership.
Blame the people, blame the politicians, blame the buildings. Elizabeth Farrelly wonders if architectural change offers any hope for Redfern. Read More…
Extract of Speech by Bob Carr at The Committee for Sydney Forum on Sydney. In talking about future growth centres in Sydney the Premier made the following observations on where he saw Redfern in 25 years. Download »
Inner City Sydney may become Manhattan down under. REPORT KIRSTEN CRAZE & ALEXANDRA WALKER report in Central Courier 3rd February 2005 on a recent report from the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources.
This is The Human Services Review Leaflet. The pdf file dated 3th December 2004 is 560Kb. A text version is available above. Download »