Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
Elizabeth Farrelly SMH March 1, 2006 writes: ‘JOBS, jobs, jobs,” boomed the minister. “This plan is about jobs and opportunity, opportunity and jobs, jobs and opportunity.” The only job on offer at this particular sun-baked news conference was a consummate snow job. It was a small, select news confe Read More…
Exclusive by Kara Lawrence Daily Telegraph February 28, 2006 Read More…
This paper looks at the plans produced by the RWA that make up the Redfern Waterloo Plan by compaing them to the three RED Strategy documents which reflected community views of what should happen in the area. The documents (which are on the REDWatch website) are the RED Strategy Major Issues, The RED Strategy Core … Read more
This is a one page summary produced by REDWatch of what the RWA’s draft Built Environment Plan proposes for each of the areas for which the RWA has planning control. (PDF 36 KB) Download: Summary RWA Built Environment Plan Strategic Sites 0801.pdf »
How come young kids can get high, can get killed, can hang out on the streets but can’t learn the sweet science, asks Stephen Gibbs? SMH February 25, 2006 Read More…
The following letter from Verity Firth appeared in the Australian on 21 February 2006 in response to Ross Fitzgeralds Opinion article “Another time around the Block for urban revival project” of 20th February 2006. Read More…
This letter from Peter Valilis of the Aboriginal Housing Company Ltd Redfern ran in the Letters section of the SMH on 24th February 2006 in response to RWA Minister Frank Sartor’s Opinion peice “Symbolism cannot solve unemployment and social misery” SMH February 22. Read More…
Redfern and Waterloo are bigger than just one block, however needy, writes Frank Sartor in an Opinion piece in the SMH February 22, 2006 http://www.redwatch.org.au/media/060222smh/
Redfern and Waterloo are bigger than just one block, however needy, writes Frank Sartor in an Opinion piece in the SMH February 22, 2006
In this Opinion peice in the Australian of 20 February 2006 Ross Fitzgerald argues: After years of failure, plans to kick-start an inner Sydney wasteland are worth serious consideration