What do Crookwell and Redfern have in common?
In the April Edition of the South Sydney Herald Trevor Davies interview with the National Partys Duncan Gay who is a Redfern resident when parliament is sitting. Read More…
Redfern-Waterloo tour, a thing of beauty
In this article from the April 2006 South Sydney Herald Mickie Quick talks about the latest of a series of Redfern Waterloo tours conducted by Squatspace. Read More…
Hopes for Redfern Police Command of long-term Chippendale resident
In the April 2006 issue of the South Sydney Herald Dorothy McRae-McMahon intervied the Redfern Police Commander Catherine Burn.
Residents sceptical of redevelopment
Ben Spies- Butcher in the April 2006 edition of the South Sydney Herald reports on recent community meetings concerning the RWA’s Draft Built Environment Plan. Read More…
State Cabinet invited to Redfern-Waterloo
South Sydney Herald in its April 2006 edition reports on the invitation issued recently to the NSW Premier. Read More…
Premier lays out his plans – 29.03.2006
More trains, more public-private partnerships and more State control over planning – Morris Iemma tells the Courier what to expect during his tenure at the top. Report Kim Shaw Sydney Central Courier. Read More…
Picnic and Information Day – Saturday 8 April 11.30
This is the leaflet advertising the REDWatch BEP Picnic and Information day. – Reduced green space in an already concrete city, especially the loss of Marian St Park. – 18-storey buildings, where the TNT towers are only 11 storeys. – Increased motor vehicle traffic on Wilson St & other streets. – Work created in the … Read more
Labor councils turn on Sartor as ugly fight develops over local planning – 26 March 2006
PLANNING Minister Frank Sartor’s bid to seize statewide planning powers to override local councils has been hit by an avalanche of protest, especially from leading local government figures in the Labor Party reports Alex Mitchell State political editor in the SMH March 26, 2006
How the planning system stifles debate – 17 March 2006
In NSW bureaucrats have too much power to make crucial decisions on development, writes Robert Stokes in Sydney Morning Herald March 17 2006. Read More…
Central – Previously Sydney Central Courier
The Central is available on line each week. You will need to download the DjVu plug-in for your browser (up to 7.4MB depending on your browser) to be able to see the pages on the site but there is a link there when you first visit if you need to load it. http://www.villagevoice.com.au/article/99999999/SOU05/61112001