Redfern NAB meeting
This year the Redfern NAB meetings have a themed program so that agencies can identify the relevant meeting to attend, based on their expertise. This month’s meeting – * Tuesday 17th November – Planning for 2010 Read More…
Professor Patrick Dodson dines at the RWA’s Yaama Dhiyaan
Esteemed Aboriginal leader Professor Patrick Dodson visited the Redfern Waterloo Authority’s Aboriginal training facilities on his recent visit to Sydney in his role as the Director of the Indigenous Policy and Dialogue Research Unit of the University of NSW reports this media release of 2 June 2009 Read More…
Kristina Keneally encourages comment on Waterloo Aldi DA
I am writing to encourage you to make your views known to the City of Sydney Council regarding a proposed Aldi Store in Waterloo writes the member for Heffron Kristina Keneally in this letter to residents. Read More…
Deadly Dollars
A Reconciliation event featuring ‘Deadly Dollar’s – a play about financial literacy. All are welcome to attend.
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Message from the ATP MD Roy Wakelin-King
The following appeared the ATP’s electronic newsletter in May 2009 and it provides some information about activites at the ATP. The link to the newletter is provided at the foot of the page. Read More…
Kids on The Block take on criminals
THERE’S trash talk at The Block again. But this time the fighting words in Redfern are coming from an unusual source reports Elicia Murray the Sydney Morning Herals’s Urban Affairs Reporter on May 23, 2009. Read More…
Pub buyers return to the bar
BUYERS are returning to the Sydney pub market. Deals totalling nearly $70 million were completed or agreed in recent weeks, according to market analysis from CB Richard Ellis Carolyn Cummins and Chris Vedelago in the May 23, 2009 Sydney Morning Herald. Read More…
The Man’s French connection
When French photographer Yann Audic first set eyes on Anthony Mundine, he was immediately impressed reports Chris Barrett in The Brisbane Times of May 27, 2009. Read More…
He was violent and controlling. She knew he was a killer
Paul Wilkinson fabricated death threats against his wife and child to get them out of the house while he was having an affair. Michael Duffy reports on the case of a master manipulator in the May 29, 2009 issue of the Sydney Morning Herald. [REDWatch is carrying this media article as Paul Wilkinson Read More…
Redfern’s bird sculpture hatches angry response
IT is meant to represent a bowerbird’s courtship ritual. But to many passers-by, a public sculpture in Redfern is a distressing reminder of a sad chapter in the suburb’s history reports Elicia Murray the Sydney Morning Herald Urban Affairs Reporter on May 28, 2009. Read More…