Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
REDFERN-WATERLOO COMMUNITY SAFETY PLAN Chapter Five – Community Safety and Young People 67 / 5.1 Introduction 67 / 5.2 Young People – Offenders or Victims? 67 / 5.3 Commonwealth Government and Young People 69 / 5.4 N.S.W. Government and Young People 69 / 5.5 Redfern-Waterloo Partnership Project and Young People 70 / 5.6 Redfern Police … Read more
This is a pdf file download of the current REDWatch Introductory Leaflet. Download »
This is a pdf version of the full REDWatch Submission on the need for an integrated planning framework for the Redfern – Waterloo Plan of 31st May 2005. Download »
In preparing the Community Participation Principles REDWatch’s attention was drawn to a list of Unhealthy and Healthy community indicators from Building Healthy Communities. REDWatch felt these indicators were also important in building a health community in Redfern – Waterloo. This list was included in our submission and is contained in the pdf file on this … Read more
This is brouchure circulated by Connect Redfern about the Child & Adolescent Sexual Assault Service Download »
This is a black and white “mud map” of the RWA area based on Figure 7 “Major land owners in the RED area” from the NSW Government Submission for the Inquiry into Redfern and Waterloo 30 April 2004. The boundary of the map has been changed to show the subsequent RWA boundaries and other sites … Read more
This map shows the area gazetted as State Significant within the RWA Area. The RWA takes planning control in this area away from the City of Sydney Council. File size is 236 Kb. Download »
Andy McKay’s Definitive Guide to Plone. Download »
On December 6, 300 people rallied in the inner-city suburb of Redfern to protest against the sale of Aboriginal Housing Company (AHC) land and the local public school under the NSW Labor government plan to extend the city’s commercial business district out to Sydney Airport. Read More…
The new State Government body that will oversee the redevelopment of Redfern and Waterloo will be able to bypass heritage laws and consent to its own development plans despite amendments to the Government’s proposals yesterday.
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