Need, not judgment, on our city’s streets
The profile of Sydney’s poor has changed over a century, but the Brown Nurses are still helping, writes Rick Feneley in the Sydney Morning Herald of 26 December 2009. Read More…
Providing a better service to Indigenous Australians
Two new positions have been created to assist Indigenous Australians in accessing services in South and South-Eastern Sydney reports City News on 23 December 2009. Read More…
Thousands turn up at Christmas lunches
For the past 11 years, the Moulds family have celebrated Christmas day with other people. This year, the other folk numbered more than 1200 guests at the annual Salvation Army lunch at the Eveleigh CarriageWorks in inner-Sydney’s Redfern reports ninemsn on 25 December 2009.
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A network that delivers the goods
For those who can’t get out to buy food, this service is priceless, writes Nick Galvin in the Sydney Morning Herald of 21 December 2009 about the Food Distribution Network. Read More…
From the school of hard knocks to top of the class
WHILE the achievements of the top HSC students were celebrated this week, a small group of students gathered in the basement of a church in Surry Hills to celebrate a different kind of success reports Anna Patty the Sydney Morning Herald’s Education Editor on 19 December 2009. Read More…
ATP Letter on C7 Residents Meeting – 23 Dec 09
The following letter was sent by the ATP to people who attended the meeting on 15 December 2009 about the 8 Central Avenue Eveleigh (the new C7 and Global Television building). As not all those who attended left contact addresses we are posting the letter so this information is diseminated to all wh Read More…
ATP Heritage Statement – December 2009
This public statement on ATP Heritage was issued by Australian Technology Park Precinct Management Ltd (ATPPML) on 24 December 2009. Read More…
Redfern Fight Night
REDFERN police commander Luke Freudenstein has been gloving up and hitting the pads to break down boundaries between police and the Redfern Indigenous community reports Robert Burton-Bradley in the print edition of Central on 16 December 2009. Read More…
$300,000 FOR MARRICKVILLE COMMUNITY PROJECTS
Member for Marrickville, Carmel Tebbutt today announced that more than $300,000 in funding would be shared by thirteen local community organisations [inclkuding the Settlement] reports this media release of 16 December from Member for Marrickville Carmel Tebbutt. Read More…
A 1995 Proposal for Redfern Station
This concept plan for Redfern Station appeared in the Darlington Precinct Traffic Management & Pedestrian Network Study in 1995. It illustrates that with a central loading station that only the north or the south ends of the station have easy access. File is 50Kb PDF Download: Redfern Station Plans 1995.pdf »