Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
IT’S enough to make the Fat Controller jealous – and so it should, having cost the NSW taxpayer about $30 million. But when Trainworks, the state’s newest tourist attraction, opens its doors for the first time tomorrow afternoon, Agris Celinskis hopes a new generation will be entranced by the magic Read More…
NEIGHBOURS of the Australian Technology Park temporary gardeners’ compound are ecstatic it will finally live up to its “temporary” label now that the application to extend its use for another five years has been withdrawn reports Central on 30 April 2011. Read More…
Redfern is on the brink of its biggest change in decades, writes Matthew Moore in the Sydney Morning Herald of 30 April 2011. Read More…
In This RWA Update – NEWS: Bush Tucker pioneer receives award / Domestic & family violence forum / Draft BEP 2 Thank You Barbeques / New chef at Yaama Dhiyaan / Art is a load of rubbish / Family connects with local heritage / Rabbitohs hop along to Easter Eveleigh Market – DEVELOPMENT NEWS – Public Read More…
REDWatch has set out a series of questions in has about NSW Government Policy as it relates to Redfern and Waterloo Issues. The list of questions below were part of an invitation to Premier Barry O’Farrell for himself or one of his relevant Ministers to attend a REDWatch meeting and brief locals abo Read More…
Tham gia nhóm Groundswell tại Redfern và Waterloo – This is an Vietnamese Translation of the Initial Groundswell Leaflet 567KB PDF Download: Groundwell – Vietnamese.pdf »
Bergabunglah dengan Groundswell in Redfern – Waterloo – This is an Indonesian Translation of the Initial Groundswell Leaflet 526KB PDF Download: Groundswell – Indonesian.pdf »
Attached is the City of Sydney Council submission on the Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan Stage 2. This is an important submission because the Council is the body that has all the in house expertise to assess BEP2. It also indicates what Council would allow if it was the Consent Authority which it may yet… Read More…
Ms Kenworthy’s study – along with extensive research by Western Sydney academic Gabrielle Gwyther, published in the recent edition of the journal Urban Policy and Research – challenges 30 years of conventional wisdom. Over the past 10 to 15 years, NSW government policy has been to break up the estat Read More…
This article in the Sydney Morning Herald of 11 April by Jonathan Chancellor covers the Ashmore estate at Erskineville where city and state planners disagree over the allowable density for its development. While this development is outside Redfern and Waterloo the extra traffic from such development Read More…