Red and green staring at amber
Souths fans say they’re the bunnies in the council’s oval plan, writes Bonnie Malkin. SMH November 24, 2005
Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
Souths fans say they’re the bunnies in the council’s oval plan, writes Bonnie Malkin. SMH November 24, 2005
This media release was issued by Ian Thomson on behalf of Open Up Redfern Park, the community grtoup that has been campaigning for the Oval to be oppened up to community use. Read More…
This is Kristina Keneally MP, Member for Heffron’s submission on the RWA’s Draft human Services Plan for Redfern Waterloo. The File is a Word Document of 34 Kb. Download: 1105_2069cw.doc »
By Rob Welsh, Chairperson, Metropolitan Aboriginal Land Council Read More…
This media release was issued by Clover Moore in response to criticism of the City of Sydney Council Redfern Oval decision. At the ens of the media release is additional information from the Office of the Lord Mayor: “Redfern Oval – Souths History” (regarding Council’s historical dealings with South Read More…
This Media Release was issued by Kristina Keneally ALP Member for Heffron on 15 November 2005 regarding the City of Sydney decision over Redfern Oval. Read More…
This document has been supplied by the RWA to provide background reading regarding the basis for integration of services in Redfern Waterloo. This document is Appendix 1 of the Draft report on the Evalustion of the Redfern Waterloo Street Team (RWST). The current document is a scanned version of the printed section provided. We have… Read More…
This is the City of Sydney Labor Councillors Submission on the RWA’s Draft human Services Plan for Redfern Waterloo. The File is a Word Document of 41 Kb. Download »
This reading list is based on documents supplied by the RWA to support the proposed three “one stop shops” for youth services in Redfern Waterloo. Comments on this reading list can be posted on the Speak Out Page at http://www.redwatch.org.au/redw/speakout/051023hsp/comment . File is 39Kb Word Document. Download »
The public has become suspicious about public-private partnerships, writes Anne Davies the state political editor of the Herald – SMH November 14, 2005.