Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
South Sydney Rabbitohs management lodged a complaint with police after an officer allegedly acted aggressively towards two Aboriginal rugby league players reports AAP in the Sun Herald of 19th August 2007. Read More…
The Morgan Disney Review of Human Services in Redfern Waterloo set out to map the Human Services in the area. The review came up with around 200 services. This was many more than the number of services that local service providers said actually operated in the area. In her report back to the Community Services … Read more
At her report back to the Community Sector on 16th August 2007, Helen Campbell provided the following assessment of the implementation of the Human Services Plan as it related to the Community Sector. File is MSWord 58Kb. Download: imprep.doc »
Helen Campbell provided the details supplied from REDWatch of the changes to the Human Services Ministerial Advisory Committee in July 2007. These changes can be seen at the link below. http://www.redwatch.org.au/update/update070724#_Toc173048902
The decision for the CUB case in the Land and Environment Court was handed down on 14th August 2007. Here is a brief update from FoCUS issued on the 15th August 2007. Read More…
The hustle and bustle of people and kaleidoscope of weekly colour that is Paddington Markets may soon be coming to Redfern, as a development application to hold a monthly market on the Cope and Regent Street site has been put into motion writes Claire Thompson in the South Sydney Herald of August 20 Read More…
At a time when the Federal Government response to the sad and complex problems facing our Indigenous population in the Northern Territory is to “send in the troops,” it is reassuring to know that in our own backyard the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy workers Union has a more enlightened app Read More…
Over the last 18 months there have been two marches from the TNT towers across to The Block in support of the Pemulwuy Project writes Trevor Davies Have You Heard? in the South Sydney Herald of August 2007. Read More…
In 1957 the National Aborigines Day Observance Committee with the support and co-operation of federal and state governments, the churches and major Aboriginal organisations, was formed. NAIDOC Week (2nd week in July) has evolved into a week of cultural events to commemorate Aboriginal and Torres Str Read More…
The South Sydney Herald’s Samantha Van reports after the conclusion of the Matthew Drake-Brockman vs State Minister for Planning court hearing, which took place on 25 and 26 July, Frasers Property set up a meeting with City of Sydney Deputy Lord Mayor and Greens Councillor Chris Harris for 10 August Read More…