Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
UrbanGrowth’s Central to Eveleigh Urban Renewal and Transport Program has posted the report of their consultation late last year with community group representatives. You can see this report on the UrbanGrowth website through the link provided below. Below is an email from the new Program Director w Read More…
At the City of Sydney Council Meeting of 7 April 2014, Council accepted the recomendations below in the Lord Mayor’s Minute to provide support to Millers Point following the NSW Government decision to move out all Millers point public tenants. The Text of the Minute is provided below. Read More…
The banner below has been produced by some of those in the Sirius Building. It came to REDWatch with the note that appears below the graphic. Read More…
This is the text of the REDWatch submision on Sydney University’s Campus Improvement Program (CIP) of April 2014. Read More…
EVELEIGH: Images of the proposed Central to Eveleigh urban renewal have been broadcast on Channel Nine, concerning residents and protection groups in the area. The images, provided by UrbanGrowth NSW, depict many high-rise buildings built on top of the rail corridor between Central and Redfern train Read More…
REDWatch has kept its members and supporters up to date through its email lists. Below we have drawn some of the material from these emails to provide an overview for a wider grouping of REDWatch’s concerns. Read More…
This is the Relocation Fact sheet provided for tenants in government owned properties in Millers Point, the Sirius building and Gloucester Street in the Rocks by Housing NSW. File is 70KB PDF. Download: Relocation Fact Sheet.pdf ยป
The NSW Government & Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) the owner of public housing also produced a media pack in addition to the widely available media release from Pru Goward last Wednesday. Unlike the media release the media pack is not available on line. This media pack is attached and provides a good insight into … Read more
The following letter was issued by the three resident groups in the area under the banner of The Millers Point Community Defence Group following the the anouncement. Read More…
