Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
This is the 670KB PDF Version of the RWA’s January 2006 Update which contains: Bold Plan for Jobs, Opportunity and Prosperity / 18,000 jobs over next 10 years / The Redfern-Waterloo Employment and Enterprise Plan – Delivering Jobs and Training / North Eveleigh Training Centre to Double as Leader in Indigenous Australian Cuisine / Built … Read more
Redfern-Waterloo Authority’s first birthday greeted with mixed reviews. Report Alexandra Walker (SydneyCentral Courier 25th January 2006 page 3) Read More…
Club vows to keep politics out of any privatisation vote. Report Jonathan Dart (SydneyCentral Courier 25th January 2006 page 5)
With many people homeless and many people have incontinence problems it is important to be able to find a public toilet. For many people their trip depends on knowing where toilets are. Here we have provided a link to public toilets around Australia. Choose Find and enter your location or post code. https://www.toiletmap.gov.au/
The Government was close to making public its blueprint for the corridor between the airport and the city reports Anne Davies the SMH State Political Editor in the SMH of January 2, 2006 in this article about plans for the airport development.
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In this SMH December 23, 2005 article, Urban Affairs Reporter Bonnie Malkin looks at the NSW ICAC discussion paper on the conflicts of interest within the planning system.
On December 22 2005 the RWA posted the Human Services Plan for Redfern Waterloo that was approved by Cabinet. In this word document (269KB) we have made a text comparison of the Draft put out for consultation with the final Plan as approverd by Cabinet. The document shows deletions and additions in colour and provides … Read more
This is a 275Kb PDF version of the RWA Annual report 04-05 which has had all the pictures removed to produce a reasonable file size. Download: rwa_annualreport_textonly.pdf »
This is the full 12 MB PDF version of the RWA Annual report 04-05 with all the pictures. Download: rwa_annualreport_full.pdf »
Almost a year after a $203m development agreement fell through, drafting controls for the Carlton and United Breweries site are about to be approved. LUCINDA FRIDAY reports in The Southside News 4/2005 p4 December 2005.
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