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Meet Member for Heffron Kristina Keneally and representatives from Housing NSW and the the police.

Community Forum for Darlington, Camperdown (South of Parramatta Road), Chippendale, Newtown - North of King Street & East of Church Street, Erskineville

The City is developing Pedestrian, Cycling and Traffic Calming Plans to improve local areas for walkers, cyclists and local traffic-with the next upcoming community consultations focusing on new plans covering Erskineville, Newtown and Darlington.

REDWatch is organising a community meeting with Sydney University Vice Chancellor Michael Spence to explore how the University and the surrounding community can better work together in the future.

The NSW Government is creating a planning system for the 21st century. A planning system focussed on the public interest. A planning system that places people and their choices at the heart of planning decisions about their future. On 14 July 2012, the NSW Government released A New Planning System for New South Wales – Green Paper, a bold step in the development of a new planning system for the State. The Green Paper outlines major changes in five key areas of the planning system, these are: * involving the community early in guiding planning decisions that will shape the growth and future of our cities, towns, and neighbourhoods; * placing much more emphasis on preparing good policies upfront to guide growth and development; * reducing red tape and delay for the assessment of development applications for all types of proposals; * ensuring that infrastructure is planned and delivered to support new and existing communities; * promoting a ‘can do’ culture in the planning system and ensuring that councils and the government are accountable for delivering the results they have committed to; and * providing greater access to information about planning policies, planning decisions, and your rights in the planning process.

An information session for local services and stakeholders about the implementation of the Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project, a three year pilot project that will be implemented in six high rise buildings in Waterloo. The project comprises three new services, each of which will provide employment and training opportunities for social housing residents.

Following the Forum Jim Diers will be meeting with REDWatch in the evening of 8th June to talk about working with Government from the community perspective. This will be an opportunity for community people to ask Jim their Questions and have a community focused discussion.

The University of Sydney is hosting a public forum to begin a discussion with the local community about proposals for the future of North Eveleigh.

A Public Forum on the Future of Public Transport in the Area to be held at The Factory Community Centre at 67 Raglan Street Waterloo on Thursday 15th April 2010 commencing at 6:30 pm with speakers from the Community Transport sector, NSW Rail, and State Buses.

The Lord Mayor hosts this meeting with government and non-government agencies and residents. It's a great opportunity for you to raise any concerns about your local area and find out about the various projects and developments that are happening.