Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
It’s not every day you see a 74-year-old minister of religion walking into a tattoo parlour. But then, Dorothy McRae-McMahon isn’t your run-of-the-mill 74-year-old minister of religion reports Susannah Palk in the South Sydney Herald of June 2008. Read More…
On May 14, the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre organised a half-day forum on the topic of homelessness. The forum attracted over 60 people and included speakers from Housing NSW, City of Sydney, Marrickville Council, South West Inner City Housing Co-Op and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre. The speak Read More…
WE are used to the Redfern Waterloo Authority telling us how well they are travelling on human services writes REDWatch’s Geoffrey Turnbull in this letter to the editor in Central of 4 June 2008. Read More…
INNER city artists will have access to bright, open warehouses 24 hours a day under a plan to open temporary artists’ studios on the former CUB brewery site at Broadway reports Jennifer Bennett in Central of 4 June 2008.
A WATERLOO community group has accused Local MP Tanya Plibersek and the Federal Government of betrayal after a funding grant was refused reports in Robert Burton-Bradley Central of 4 June 2008. Read More…
INDIGENOUS Men in Redfern and Waterloo are rediscovering a sense of purpose and community through Babana, a group that is encouraging them to speak out about health and violence in the community as a first step to taking control of their future reports Inga Ting in Central of 4 June 2008. Read More…
This is submission deals with some of the railway heritage aspects of the RWAs North Eveleigh Concept Plan. It has been put together by Brian Dunnett who is an ex worker at Eveleigh. Brian has a M.A. in Leisure and Tourism Research and has been involved with the Trains Of Treasure Exhibition Committee. (File is… Read More…
This is a copy of the September 2006 “Preliminary Traffic and Transport Strategy for Draft Built Environment Plan (Stage 1)”. In meeting with Parsons Brinckerhoff and the RWA to clarify traffic issues in the “Traffic and Transport Impact Assessment North Eveleigh Development” residents were advised that many of the issues raised had been dealt with… Read More…
12 students from Waterloo’s Our Lady of Mt Carmel Primary School have made a DVD which has been selected for ‘Little Big Shots’, the largest film festival for kids in the Southern Hemisphere reports this news item from the Factory. Read More…
Australia’s oldest university will undergo nearly $2 billion worth of expansion and rejuvenation works over the next decade as it outgrows its home on the outskirts of Sydney’s central business district.
A draft blueprint outlining the University of Sydney’s first wholesale capital development progr Read More…