Frankly, these are no Sartorial masterpieces
The following three breif items dealing with the CUB site ran in the Alex Mitchell and Kerry-Anne Walsh editied Naked eye in the Sun-Herald of June 26. Read More…
Home and away: Seven’s new face
CHANNEL Seven will move its television production centre to Redfern in 2009, in a $120 million development that will triple the workforce at Australian Technology Park and boost Redfern’s urban renewal reports Sherrill Nixon SMH’s Urban Affairs Editor.
$150m TV studio for Redfern
THE Seven Network and its property partner Rebel Property Group will build a $150 million television production and office complex at Sydney’s Redfern reports Maurice Dunlevy in The Australian 29 June 29 2006.
Skater’s paradise – Waterloo Skate park
Taking the street and putting it into a park is no easy task writes Alexandra Walker in the Sydney Central Courier of 28 June 2006.
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$120M Deal to Make Redfern a Media and Employment Hub Wednesday, 28 June 2006
NSW Premier, Morris lemma today announced a landmark agreement to build a new television production centre and commercial offices at the Australian Technology Park (ATP) at Redfern. Read More…
Seven plans $120m move
THE Seven Network will move much of its television production to a new $120 million facility to be built in Sydney’s Redfern. The Australian June 28, 2006. Read More…
Political pub brawl
LORD Mayor Clover Moore has flagged legal action against Planning Minister Frank Sartor over his decision to seize control of development of the former Carlton United Brewery site reports the Daily Telegraph June 28 2006.
Government and Developers to Bulldoze Sydney’s Heritage – CoS 22 June 2006
Commenting on the State Government’s take over of the Carlton & United Brewery Site (CUB) in Chippendale, Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP said; “This is like saving the Rocks all over again. We have heritage buildings which the Government and developers want to bulldoze to put up high rise says a media r Read More…
Are Urban Slums the Price of Labor’s Re-election?
The announcement by Planning Minister Frank Sartor that he is taking over approval authority for the Carlton and United brewery site on Broadway on the same day a plan by Treasurer Michael Costa for unplanned land releases in south-west Sydney is revealed, raises the question of whether new urban sl Read More…
Sartor’s grab for control puts residents in a froth
THE Planning Minister, Frank Sartor, has seized control of Sydney’s biggest residential development, saying he would save it from becoming a “constipated camel” not worthy of the city’s gateway. Report by Sherrill Nixon Urban Affairs Editor SMH 22 June Page 6.