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File NSW POLICE ABORIGINAL STRATEGIC DIRECTION 2003 - 2006 by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 07, 2005 01:28 PM
This Document sets out NSW Police Policy for LAC's like Redfern which have a sizable aboriginal community. Introduction / 1. Commissioner’s Foreword 2 / 2. Statement of Aboriginal Reconciliation 3 / Section One – Unfinished Business / 1. Aboriginal Reconciliation 4 / 2. Paying Respect 4 / 3. Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody 5 / 4. Table - Unfinished Business Action Plan 6 / Section Two – New Business / 1. Review of the Aboriginal Policy Statement and Strategic Plan 1997 – 2000 7 / 2. Focusing Our Resources 7 / 3. Aboriginal Measures in Performance Agreements 7 / 4. Partnership Approach 8 / 5. Self-Determination and Cultural Appropriateness 8 / 6. Innovation in Seeking Solutions 9 / 7. Old Ways, New Thinking 9 / 8. Promoting the Aboriginal Strategic Direction 9 / Section Three – Our Objectives / 1. Tables - Objectives for the Aboriginal Strategic Direction 10 / Section Four – Our Support / 1. Development of Aboriginal Action Plans 23 / 2. Aboriginal Risk Assessment Matrix for Local Area Commands 23 / 3. Ownership 24 / 4. The Three Tier Aboriginal Advisory Structure 24 / 5. Aboriginal Support Groups 26 / Section Five – Our People / 1. The Right People for the Job 27 / Section Six – Our Links / 1. Local Area Commands targeted for implementation of the Aboriginal Strategic Direction 29 / 2. Links to other corporate documents 29 / 3. Supporting resources 30 / 4. Monitoring Performance and Review 31 / Section Seven / 1. Table – Summary of Key Issues 32 / 2. Table – Other Initiatives to support the Aboriginal Strategic Direction 34 /
File WORKING WITH LOCAL ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 07, 2005 01:27 PM
NSW Ombudsman Audit of the implementation of the NSW Police Aboriginal Strategic Direction (2003 – 2006) Contents Abbreviations 1 / Foreword 2 / Introduction 3 / The Aboriginal Strategic Direction 3 / The key objectives of the Aboriginal Strategic Direction 3 / Our audits 4 / Building better relationships 5 / Formal consultation 5 / Engaging the right community people 5 / The need for consistent and senior police representation 6 / Taking a flexible approach 6 / Informal and positive interactions 6 / Interagency cooperation 7 / Frontline police 8 / Mentoring and assessing new recruits – local induction programs 8 / Local cultural awareness training 9 / Attracting the right police to remote locations 10 / Getting involved in the community 10 / Aboriginal police 10 / Barriers in recruiting Aboriginal police 10 / The current position 11 / Recruitment strategies targeting Aboriginal people 11 / How successful are these strategies? 12 / Additional measures 12 / Aboriginal community liaison officers 13 / What makes a good ACLO? 13 / The ACLO’s role in relationship building 14 / Involving ACLOs more in the training of new recruits and existing staff 14 / Getting value from an ACLO operationally 14 / Employment issues 15 / The need to promptly fill vacant ACLO positions 15 / The demand for female ACLOs 15 / Assessing an ACLO’s performance 15 / Training and career development 16 / Fighting crime 17 / Working with the community to solve crime 17 / The impact of the police operational response on relationship building 18 / Young people 19 / Positive interactions between police and young people 19 / Formal diversionary options and alternatives to court 19 / Other youth diversionary strategies 20 / Crime prevention and personal safety 20 / Cultural and recreational activities 20 / Links with the Police and Community Youth Club (PCYC) 21 / Education, employment and training 22 / What makes a good youth liaison officer? 22 / Measuring the success of local strategies 23 / Family and domestic violence 24 / Positive initiatives 24 / Police involvement in other diversionary programs 26 / Where to from here? 28 / Recommendations 29
File NSW Ombudsman Media release - 29.04.2005 by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 07, 2005 01:25 PM
This is the Media release for the NSW Ombudsman Audit of the implementation of the NSW Police Aboriginal Strategic Direction (2003 – 2006)
Folder NSW Cabinet by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 06, 2005 05:23 PM
The decision to establish the RWA and a number of other decisions flowing from the RED Strategy and RWPP's activities were made by NSW Cabinet. In November 2004 some cabinet documents were leaked to the Sydney Morning Herald and these provided a rare glimpse of the Governments Plans for Redfern Waterloo. In the absence of the RED Strategy consultation reports this is one of the few sources of information about the options considered by the Government.
Link Link to SMH Redfern Plan Investigation Articles by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 06, 2005 05:22 PM
Copies of most documents in the print version of the SMH can be found on the SMH website along with photos, video, illustrations, cartoon and letters.
File SMH - Revealed How redfern will be Reborn by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 06, 2005 12:55 PM
These articles were published on between November 29 2004 and December 9 2004 in the Sydney Morning Herald. The articles are drawn from leaked Cabinet documents and contain extracts from the cabinet documents and the responses made to them by the community, politicians and commentators. To provide an overview of the revelations we have placed the text of all the articles in a single file. Copies of most documents in the print version of the SMH can be found on the SMH website along with photos, video, illustrations, cartoon and letters at http://www.smh.com.au/investigations/redfernplan/index.html
Page RED Strategy October 2003 Newsletter Insert by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 07:10 PM
In October 2003 the RWPP did an insert on RED in their Newsletter which was distributed throughout the area. This is the text of that insert.
Page RED Strategy Update from Surry Scene by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 07:05 PM
The following appeared at http://www.surryscene.com.au/Articles/articledetail.asp?ArticleNumber=886 dated Saturday, September 20, 2003 by Redfern/Waterloo Partnership project. It provides some informatioon on the how RED was seen as interacting with the formal planning scheme.
Page RED STRATEGY STRATEGIC PLANNING FRAMEWORK 2 by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:54 PM
This is the text of the second undated RED STRATEGY STRATEGIC PLANNING FRAMEWORK leaflet. This one deals with the proposed planning principles.
File RED First Presentation & Feedback - Overheads by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:49 PM
These are the overheads from the first RED presentration. / 1. Welcome and Purpose / 2. The Study Area and Context / 3. The Study Area / 4. Population Distribution / 5. Transport / 6. Traffic / 7. Public Domain / 8. Town Centre / 9. Employment / 10. Government Landholdings / 11. North Redfern and Red Square / 12. The Next Steps / 13. Artist Drawing Lawson Street and Red Square / 14. Artist Drawing Regent Street / 15. Artist Drawing Redfern Street / 16. Artist Drawing Redfern Street (Towards Railway Station) / These overheads are not text searchable
Page RED First Presentation & Feedback - Text by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:47 PM
This is the text of the overheads from the first public RED presentation. It should be looked at alongside the overheads which contain graphics relating to the consultants proposals. The text from these overheads is provided speratly as it can be searched.
Page RED Second Presentation & Feedback - Text by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:45 PM
Following the early June 2003 display presentation and the discussions with people who had visited the display the consultants collated and commented on the responses to the various areas presented. Below is the text of that presentation. The Overheads have a number of diagrams and should also be viewed however the text of the overheads is below and is easily searchable.
File RED Second Presentation & Feedback - Overheads by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:42 PM
These are the overheads with illustrations used for the second presentation./ 1. Welcome and Purpose / 2. What is a Planning Framework / 3. Crime and Personal Safety / 4. Services and Delivery the RED Strategy / 5. Residential Population and Housing / 5a. Residential Population and Housing / 6. Public Domain / 6a. Public Domain (Feedback Summary) / 7. Transport / 7a. Transport (Feedback Summary) / 8. Traffic / 8a. Traffic (Feedback Summary) / 9. Town Centre / 9a. Town Centre (Feedback Summary) / 10. Employment / 10a. Employment (Feedback Summary) / 11. Northern Redfern and Red Square / 11a. Northern Redfern and Red Square (Feedback Summary) / 12. The Next Steps / This file is a searchable pdf file but as it was produced with OCR not all text may search.
File RED "Core Principles" - Overheads by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:36 PM
These "Core Principles" for guiding the RED Strategy came at the end of the RED consultation from the consultants. These are copies of the overheads used in the presentation.
Page RED "Core Principles" - Text by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:34 PM
These "Core Principles" for guiding the RED Strategy came at the end of the RED consultation from the consultants. This is the text from the overhead slides.
Page Major RED Issues Identified by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:30 PM
These Major Issues were presented to the December 3 2003 Community Forum after consideration by the RWPP Community Council which added the wording "no reduction in public housing".
Page RED Strategy Community Consultation Program by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:25 PM
At the December 2003 Community Forum a proposed Consultation Program, which set out how the future consultation on the RED Strategy would be undertaken, was presented to the community by the RWPP. In stead of following this process the government decided to set up the RWA and not bring the Strategy back for community consultation or to put it through local council.
Image The RED Strategy Timeline by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:18 PM
This is the RED Strategy timeline that the community was told it would have for consultation before the RED Strategy was implimented. This copy is from the NSW Governments submission to the Legislative Council Inquiry into Redfern Waterloo and shows the City of Sydney Council as the Local Council through which it would be handled. File size is 80kb.
Folder The RED Strategy by REDWatch, last updated: Aug 05, 2005 06:14 PM
Consultation for the RED Strategy was started in June 2003 by Cox Richardson for the RWPP. When the consultation ended in December 2003 the community was told it would be considered by the NSW Government and then come back for further community consultation before going to the local council for consideration. Instead in late 2004 the NSW Government announced the establishment of the RWA. Neither the Draft RED Stategy nor the reports from the various consultants have been released by the Government despite numerous requests that this information be released to inform community discussion about the RWA and the proposed Redfern Waterloo Plan.
Page Redwater FUTURES Public Meeting by REDWatch, last updated: Jul 31, 2005 08:17 PM
As a result of community concern about how the RED consultation was being conducted a meeting was called for Tueday 29th July. Following are the minutes of that meeting which provide some indication of the community concern. This concern was also reflected in some of the 2004 submissions to the Legislative Council Social Issues Inquiry into Redfern-Waterloo regarding the poor consultation processes used by the RWPP.
 
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