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Chippendale teacher and openly gay man, Tony Hickey, has won the Greens pre-selection vote to contest the seat of Sydney at the next federal election reports Melanie Kembrey in the South Sydney Herald of April 2010. Read More…
Redfern resident, Matthew Panny, receives his disability support pension every two weeks. Mr Panny may soon receive payment every week if new legislation introduced by the Federal Government is passed reports Melanie Kembray in the South Sydney Herald of April 2010. Read More…
This is the Poster for the special trips to Me-mel (Goat Island) for Me‐mel: Goat Island through Bennelong’s Eyes. PDF 344KB View full size PDF | Download (344 KB)
This is the Program / A4 Poster for the 2010 Redfern ANZAC DAY March and Commemoration. File is 204KB PDF. View full size PDF | Download (205 KB)
In the following extract from ATP News of 7 April 2010, ATPPML advised details of the heritage plans for Innovation Plaza, Bays 1 & 2 and Heritage Lighting around the ATP. Read More…
The following letter was sent to interested resident concerning issues arising from the meeting of 15 December between Alexandria residents and the ATP. The letter advised the details of the Traffic Consultant engaged by the ATP to investigate issues raised by local residents. Read More…
The following appeared under the heading “Clarification” in the Central of 24 March 2010. Read More…
Dozens of new rain gardens will be planted across Sydney as part of the City of Sydney’s plan to harvest and treat stormwater writes Robert Burton-Bradley in Central on 29 March 2010. Read More…
An Indigenous art exhibition, to be held on Tuesday, March 30 at 11 am – 12.30 pm at CarriageWorks will launch the National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre’s (NCPIC) Indigenous project, ‘Cannabis: It’s not our culture’. The project entails a dedicated website: http://www.notourculture.org Read More…
THE Aboriginal warrior Pemulwuy was a ”pest to the colony” who led the first war of resistance against British settlers before he was shot, decapitated and his head sent to England. But now the future king of England has made it his personal mission to ensure Pemulwuy’s remains come home writes Jo Read More…