Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
In the light of Housing NSW’s recent commitment to address the maintenance backlog for public housing properties in NSW, the SSH conducted its own inspection of Waterloo’s Solander building to determine the current condition of the public housing estate reports Vanessa Watson in the South Sydney Her Read More…
The NSW Minister for Housing, David Borger, recently granted the SSH an interview. This followed on from recent SSH articles seeking accountability from Housing NSW around the manner in which it administers its properties reports in the South Sydney Herald of December 2008. Read More…
It seems as if everyone wants a piece of Chippendale at the moment and the historic suburb’s residents are worried that Notre Dame University is being greedy reports Pamela Dagwell in the South Sydney Herald of December 2008. Read More…
Café and restaurant owners in South Sydney are feeling disgruntled about the introduction of new food administration fees by the City of Sydney Council. The Council has announced an annual fee of $240 on top of the pre-existing $85 fee for health inspections reports Kate Lamb & Andrew Collis in the Read More…
Hopes are high for a new centre for business sustainability which has just been unveiled in Redfern reports Lisa Moon in the South Sydney Herald of December 2008. Read More…
Contributing skills, giving assistance and sharing experiences among diversity are what makes a neighbourhood a community reports Tara Clifford in the South Sydney Herald of December 2008. Read More…
On November 12, the Damien Minton Gallery in Redfern presented a cheque for $4,000 to the Coloured Digger Project Steering Committee reports the South Sydney Herald of December 2008. Read More…
The Central Courier reported last month that residents of the St Margaret’s Village apartments, opposite Edward Eagar Lodge, are considering hiring extra security guards because of antisocial behaviour caused by alcohol. Locals, the Courier says, have complained about the large number of homeless pe Read More…
Some Fast News readers may be old enough to remember the International Year of the Disabled, way back in 1981 reports Trevor Davies in The Fast News in the South Sydney Herald of December 2008. Read More…
Redfern artist, Adam Hill, has been creating storms of controversy in his latest exhibition held in Melbourne. Entitled, This is Why We Don’t Stand for the National Anthem, the show features a provocative image of an Aboriginal boy kneeling before a white priest with cruciform phallus reports Kate L Read More…