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Meet the Waterloo South CHPs – REDWatch 6th August 6pm
by REDWatch, last updated: Jul 28, 2026 03:36 PM
The Waterloo South CHPs have agreed to attend the next REDWatch meeting and talk directly to tenants and the community. They will address: What is Community Housing? How does it differ from public housing? Who are the CHPs and what experience do they bring to Waterloo South? This meeting with focus on CHPs and the provision of social housing.
CHIA Social Housing Factsheet 2024
by REDWatch, last updated: Jul 28, 2026 03:26 PM
This sheet was prepared in 2024 by the Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA) for the Waterloo Redevelopment Group. It compares ownership, management, dwellings under management, eligibility for Commonwealth Rent Assistance, regulation and complaints across the three different types of social housing. These are Public Housing, Aboriginal Housing and Community Housing. Please note that figures in this document reflect a snapshot available in May 2024 however the general descriptions in this fact sheet remain relevant in understanding the key elements of social housing.
Meet the CHPs - REDWatch poster for 6 August 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: Jul 27, 2026 06:28 PM
This meeting with focus on CHPs and the provision of social housing. We will leave the complexities of Affordable housing for another meeting. The CHPs have agreed to attend and talk directly to tenants and the community. They will address: What is Community Housing? How does it differ from public housing? Who are the CHPs and what experience do they bring to Waterloo South?
Council on opening George Street to McEvoy Street Waterloo - 24 June 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: Jun 26, 2026 11:23 AM
This is the City of Sydney written response to a REDWatch's request for information on Council's proposal to open up George Street Waterloo to left in left out at McEvoy Street. This proposal was referred to briefly in the Waterloo South Concept Plan where Stockland advised that nothing they were doing would prevent this option in the future. Council in its submission asked Stockland to progress this option rather than a closed street with a large turning circle. With a proposal also to close Raglan Street opposite the Metro to cars (in the process of being changed), REDWatch requested further information from Council about its proposal and the reasoning behind it. The REDWatch spokesperson was briefed by Council staff about the proposal but an invitation by REDWatch to Council to present to a REDWatch meeting in July did not give Council sufficient time to prepare and for REDWatch to promote a meeting. This Correspondence and Council's Waterloo South Concept submission contains the only public information available on this proposal in late June 2026. REDWatch is concerned that many will see this as a significant change to the Waterloo South proposal and that there should be an opportunity for the proposal to be explained to the community and for the community to have the opportunity to raise any concerns and have them considered.
What are the Waterloo South issues people should comment on?
by REDWatch, last updated: May 28, 2026 05:05 PM
The Waterloo South Concept Plan exhibition closes on 2nd June 2026. REDWatch has been asked by tenants about what the issues are they should be commenting upon. There is no easy answer. The exhibition time is much shorter than previously, and a lot else has been happening, so REDWatch has not been able to go through the documents in a way that we would normally like to do. This short timeframe also has impacted Council which has previously been able to complete its submission and also share its concerns with the community. Given these limitations below are some ideas you might like to look at for your submission if you have not put in anything yet.
Waterloo South Demolitions
by REDWatch, last updated: May 28, 2026 05:05 PM
Following demolition notices being issued for Waterloo South there has been a lot of protest activity which seems to have surprised some. The extract below is taken from a REDWatch email update of 28 May 2026 about the Waterloo Demolition announcement and subsequent protests.
Counterpoint Submission on Waterloo Concept Plan May 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: May 27, 2026 08:15 PM
This is a copy of the Counterpoint Community Services Submission about the Waterloo South Concept Plan and Rezoning in May 2026. Counterpoint has release this early so that people can understand some of its concerns that people might want to consider in their own submissions.
Stockland / Waterloo Partnership Presentation on Concept PLan May 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: May 11, 2026 10:59 AM
This is the presentation made by Stockland / Waterloo Partnership to a REDWatch meeting on 7 May 2026. This presentation explains the the current Concept Plan and Rezoning proposal on exhibition until June 2nd. This presentation was recorded and the video can be found on REDWatch's YouTube at https://youtu.be/LqLmw_IjSWg
Waterloo South Concept Plan and Rezoning on Exhibition until 2nd June 2026.
by REDWatch, last updated: May 10, 2026 06:13 PM
Below are some information from REDWatch about the Exhibition and how to access information and assistance.
First look at new Waterloo South as renewal enters next stage
by REDWatch, last updated: May 07, 2026 12:44 PM
This is the text of the media release issued by the Minister for Homelessness, Minister for Housing, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces on 7 May 2026 regarding the Waterloo South Renewal following the commencement of public exhibition of the Concept Plan and Rezoning.
DPHI Waterloo South Concept Notification OCR
by REDWatch, last updated: May 06, 2026 08:01 PM
This letter was sent by the Department of Planning Housing and Infrastructure to Waterloo Estate and surrounds to notify commencement of the Waterloo South Concept Plan and Rezoning. This document has been OCRed for easier access but please check copy against visual text.
Homes NSW notification to Waterloo tenants of Concept Plan Exhibition - 1 May 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: May 06, 2026 08:45 AM
This is the information circulated to Waterloo public housing tenants to advise them of the immanent Waterloo South Concept and Rezoning application. In line with Homes NSW policy impacted public housing tenants were advise in advance of the public notification of the exhibition.
Clover Moore to Rose Jackson on Waterloo South People and Place Plan and relocation support 20 Apr 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: Apr 30, 2026 05:29 PM
This is an OCR copy of the Sydney Lord Mayor, Clover Moore letter to Housing Minister Rose Jackson of 20 April 2026, setting out Council’s concerns about the Waterloo People and Place Plan and raising concerns about relocation support. The Lord mayor included a comparative analysis of the issues raised by Council in its submission and the final plan which is also attached.
Stockland Waterloo Renewal Briefing Feb 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 31, 2026 03:27 PM
This presentation covers content shared with both Service Providers in February and public housing tenants as part of the Waterloo Redevelopment Group in February and March 2026. It provides an overview of some of the key things Stockland heard during its pre-lodgement consultation on the Concept Plan. It also provides an excellent foreshadowing of what is expected to happen regarding planning for the redevelopment for the remainder of 2026. Such material should be made publicly available to everybody on the www.waterloorenewal.com.au website rather than being left to REDWatch to make such basic information more widely available. PDF 3MB
Maintaining funding for independent relocation advocacy for tenants in the Waterloo Redevelopment Area
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 30, 2026 01:03 PM
This is a copy of the letter of 13 March 2026 sent by Waterloo Redevelopment Group tenants to Minister Rose Jackson following the decision by Homes NSW to cease funding for tenancy advocacy during the Waterloo relocations.
South Eveleigh to Waterloo Metro walking and cycling improvements REDWatch Submission – March 2026
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 10, 2026 01:32 PM
This submission was made to the City of Sydney regarding its South Eveleigh to Waterloo Metro walking and cycling improvements Exhibition in March 2026. The REDWatch submission is based on feedback through our social media, participation in community meetings and after holding a public meeting on 5 March 2026, where community members were able to raise issues with the Manager Transport Planning from the City of Sydney. The submission covers not just the exhibited proposal but issues raised that are part of the wider context and implications of the proposed change. The submission primarily deals with Waterloo impacts of concern to the public housing community.
Eveleigh Pedestrian and Bridge documents revealed
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 01, 2026 05:40 PM
Below is some information on the proposed Eveleigh Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge discovered from a Government Information Public Access (GIPA) request for bridge studies since 2020 made by REDWatch on behalf of the Eveleigh Bridge Alliance (EBA). Below is both a brief overview of the what the documents revealed as well as links to key documents and the whole GIPA release.
Redfern North Eveleigh Bridge Feasibility Study ARUP 2023 (GIPA)
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 01, 2026 05:32 PM
This document brings ARUP documents found in two of the GIPA released records. The first document “Redfern North Eveleigh Crossing” is labelled Record 3, it is undated but according to the GIPA release letter it is dated 26 July 2023. Interestingly this is the only document that shows “Facilitate an Innovation and Collaboration precinct” among the objectives. The second GIPA record is Record 5 “Redfern North Eveleigh Bridge: Feasibility Study” is undated and includes the 7 July 2023 SCT Consulting report as well as two ARUP November 2022 studies a “Constraints Review” and a “Feasibility Study and concept Options Report”. A draft ARUP study report that duplicates material in the above documents is also in the GIPA release but not in this collection to minimise duplication. These ARUP studies explore in detail options and assess the engineering feasibility of the providing the connection and there is duplication of information between reports. ARUP conclude that “constructing the bridge will be difficult, expensive and take several years” to build across the active railway corridor. ARUP uses the SCT Consulting Report to argue it “does not provide outstanding time savings or convenience for users”.
TfNSW Preferred Option for Eveleigh Bridge June 2026 (GIPA)
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 01, 2026 04:27 PM
This extract from the June 2025 Transport for NSW North to South Eveleigh Optioneering Review v3 extracts the preferred option (Option 4) from the options review. It also includes information on how the bridge could be constructed and launched by a process previously agreed with trains NSW. Option 4 links Wilson Street Darlington between Carriageworks and The Paint Shop by a ramp to the bridge across the railway corridor to a lift and escalators to Locomotive Street between the Locomotive Workshop and the Large Erecting Shop. This extract is from documents released under a GIPA request. The full report Optioneering report with all other options considered also on this website for completeness.
TfNSW Optioneering Report for Eveleigh Bridge June 2026 (GIPA)
by REDWatch, last updated: Mar 01, 2026 04:27 PM
This is the June 2025 Transport for NSW North to South Eveleigh Optioneering Review v3. This review assessed a number of bridge and tunnel options and concluded that option 4 was the preferred option. It also includes information on how the bridge could be constructed and launched by a process previously agreed with trains NSW. Option 4 links Wilson Street Darlington between Carriageworks and The Paint Shop by a ramp to the bridge across the railway corridor to a lift and escalators to Locomotive Street between the Locomotive Workshop and the Large Erecting Shop. This extract is from documents released under a GIPA request. On this website you will also find an extract of this report just dealing with Option 4.
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