Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
THE Planning Minister, Frank Sartor, has new powers that give him absolute discretion to sack a council and take over its affairs writes Catharine Munro the Sydney Morning Herald’s Urban Affairs Editor on July 30, 2007. Read More…
HE has strolled Hollywood Boulevard and knows his way around Champs d’Elysees but Pitt St Redfern is where Russell Crowe’s heart lies reports Marcus Casey in The Daily Telegraph of July 28, 2007. Read More…
THE new headquarters for Macarthur-based apprentice and trainee group MG My Gateway was launched last week, as Education and Training Minister John Della Bosca called on the Federal Government to match NSW funding of $3.5 million over four years reports Jessica Mahar in the Camden Advertiser July 26 Read More…
These are sketch plans showing the building changes to The Settlement in July 2007. File is 157 KB JPG. Download: Settlement sketch 1.jpg »
INDIGENOUS people will never agree to the abolition of the permit system in the Northern Territory nor the land rights they fought so hard to earn, a Sydney protest has been told reports AAP on 14 July 2007. Read More…
The Chippendale, Camperdown, Darlington, West Redfern, Newtown Urban Design Study was held on Saturday 21 July 2007 from 2.30 pm to 5.00 pm Notre Dame University, Broadway. The presentation and Questionnaire from the meeting are on the CoS website at the link below. Read More…
True Fictions on the Stay in Touch Column of the SMH on June 18th 2007 ran the attached made up story “Hot dog: how the giant frank will transform Sydney’s skyline – CUB site to get world’s biggest frank”. File is 307 Kb Jpg.
The Planning Minister, Frank Sartor, approaches power as a toddler approaches mud cake: big-eyed with gluttony. More! (Shoves, grabs.) I wan’ more, more, more! Not for control – hell no. For the sheer gob-stuffing pleasure of it, removing what shape or discipline the system has left. Anyone woozy wi Read More…
THE Planning Minister, Frank Sartor, has promised to overhaul the development approval system as the building industry mounts a fresh assault on council powers reports Catharine Munro Urban Affairs Editor SMH June 14, 2007. Read More…
Following the much contested relocation of Locomotive 3801 to Thirlmere late last year, the Eveleigh Workshop in Redfern is resuming its battle with an uncertain future. Earlier in April, the National Trust of Australia (NTA) had listed the site as one of the most at risk places in NSW, highlighting Read More…