Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
A PLAN to convert the abandoned Hive complex at Erskineville into a supermarket has been resurrected after a development application was lodged with Sydney Council reports Robert Burton-Bradley in Central of 7 May 2009. Read More…
It doesn’t take much to see that Redfern ain’t what it used to be. Artists Keg de Souza and Zanny Begg were both residents of the hotly contested suburb when they started 2016, a ten-year archive project to document the changes they were seeing in the area (with 2016 being the expected date of compl Read More…
The City has received a $2 million grant from the Federal Government’s Community Infrastructure Program for our Waterloo Youth Facility, located at the southern end of Waterloo Park reports Clover Moore’s eNews of 8 May 2009. Read More…
On 15 and 16 May, CarriageWorks will experience the busiest weekend it has had since it opened. Every performance space in the building has something happening in it and there are the Eveleigh and Finder’s Keepers Markets. The result will be two days of heavy foot and Vehicle traffic that may have a Read More…
RedWaternews is produced by and for Redfern and Waterloo tenants. This Issue has a focus on harm minimisation and Alcohol Free Zones. File is 1MB PDF Download: RWN April 09.pdf »
Redfern Waterloo Chamber of Commerce (RWCC) is a non-profit organisation providing service to businesses in the district. The Chamber operates its own website from which you can obtain more information. This is the link to the RWCC website. http://www.rwchamber.com.au
The anniversary of Kevin Rudd’s apology to Australia’s aboriginal community has come and gone. What difference has it made? asks James Patterson in this article from openDemocracy.net Read More…
Local businesses and residents are divided over the proposal for a new supermarket on Chalmers Street in Redfern. Submissions against the development application for a SUPA IGA on the ground floor of South Sydney Leagues Club closed last month, after almost two years of opposition from some members Read More…
In 2005, the SSH reported on the Redfern Chamber of Commerce and local business owners’ proposal to maintain and preserve the shop fronts on Abercrombie Street. City of Sydney Councillor John McInerney visited the area, informing locals of future action to be taken. The $20 million Redfern upgrade Read More…
Sydney Council is determined to attract more people to cycling as a form of transport and inner city residents opposed to the campaign will have to adapt reports Pam Dagwell in the South Sydney Herald of May 2009. Read More…