eNews
2005
No. 278
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Season's Greetings and Holiday Hiatus
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Victoria Park Pool Re-opens
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Racist Mob Violence Must be Stopped
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Cycleway for Kent Street
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Heart Theme for New Year's Eve
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Liquor Act Watered Down
No. 277
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Long Awaited Metro Strategy Disappoints
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Council Acts on Inclusion Strategy
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Kings Cross Commander Welcomed
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South Dowling Street North Traffic
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New Start for the Abbey
No. 276
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Finding Light at the Tunnel's End
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City Moves on Information Access
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Another Major Step for the CUB Site
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Northcott Works Continue
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Chauvel to Remain Film Centre
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Climate Power Change
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Foster an Abandoned Dog
No. 275
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Action on Open Government
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Anti-Terrorism or Anti-Democracy?
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Erskineville Neighbourhood Service Centre Opens
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Revitalising Oxford Street Retail
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Mural Program for Edgecliff
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Macdonaldtown Triangle Redevelopment
No. 274
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Wins and Losses for Pets
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Council Sets Direction for Redfern Park
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New Community Centre for Surry Hills
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The Future of the National Art School
No. 273
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Enhanced Design for Redfern and Regent Streets
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"City Plan" Consultations Begin
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Misinformation about Redfern Park Corrected
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Volunteers in Redfern Policing
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Glebe Street Fair Turns Twenty-Two
No. 272
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Focus on Sustainable Cities
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Opened Oval Supports Rabbitohs in Redfern
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Northcott Show in Sydney Festival
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Festival Showcases Spanish Quarter
No. 271
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Redfern PCYC at Risk
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City Supports Pakistan Earthquake Appeal
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Toys'N'Tucker
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More Evidence on Mental Health
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Rocks Transit Mall Trial Gears Up
No. 270
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Debating Transport Solutions
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Chalk it Up in Pyrmont
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Millers Point Youth and Employment Award
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Victoria Park Pool Delay
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Residents Sold Out on Luna Park
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Engrave and Record Your Property
No. 269
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Tunnel Debacle Confirms Reform Needed
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Good News/Bad News for Reservoir
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City Supports Inaugural Halloween Festival
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The End of Secure Social Housing
No. 268
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New Outreach Service for Homeless
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ABC Pool Trial Extended Season
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Mental Health Week Launch
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Another DA for Paddington PCYC Site
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Danks Street Festival
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LATM Review Underway
No. 267
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Backpacker and Sex Services DCPs on Exhibition
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Foley Park Plan of Management Adopted
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Blackwattle Bay Plan on Exhibition
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Green Waste Service
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Open Up Liquor Licences
No. 266
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Centennial and Moore Parks - The Green Lung of the City
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Forum on Green Square's Future
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Court Imposes Strict Conditions on Spruikers
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City Helps Residents Needing Home Based Heatlh-Care
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Sydney Salutes the Swans
No. 265
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Hyde Park Trees - Why Urgent Action was Taken
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Mental Health Action Needed
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Extending Daylight Saving
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Final Check Before CUB exhibition
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Good News for Rose Bay Secondary College
No. 264
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City Unveils South Sydney Vision
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State to Determine Sacred Heart Redevelopment
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City's Support for Chauvel
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Belvoir Street Theatre Gets Go Ahead
No. 263
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Lord Mayor's Trust Makes First Grants
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City Acts on Childcare Needs
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Supporting Small Business
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Changing of the Police Guard
No. 262
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Aquatic Strategy Shows Way Forward
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Your Say on Centennial Park Plans
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Mental Health Improvement Begins
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Foley Park Plan Ready for Adoption
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Bligh Office Staffing
No. 261
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CUB Site Planning Near Completion
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Timely Tenancy Reform
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Future of The Chauvel
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Working Harbour Forum
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Green Waste Service for City Residents
No. 260
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Open Access to DA Information
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Koori Rugby League Knockout Support
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Paddington Traffic Calming Not in Time
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Equal Treatment, Decent Society
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Paddington Park Dog Trial
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Stealing from Motor Vehicles
No. 259
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Caritas Upgrade Urgent
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Forum on Harbour Future
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Public Housing Bouquets and Brickbats
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Tramsheds Plan Prohibited
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New Road will Reduce Parkland
No. 258
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Mangroves Feature on Foreshore Walk
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Curtains Raised on Belvoir Proposal
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Programs Support Business and Community
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Tax Help for Low Income Earners
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City Sponsors Griffin Theatre
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Small Grants for Seniors
No. 257
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10,000 New Plants for Sydney Park
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St Margaret's East Scaled Back
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Prevent "Break and Enters"
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Arts Grant for Northcott Community
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Brothel Appeal Risks Worse Outcome
No. 256
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Reservoir Masterplan to be Completed
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City Acts on GLBT Officer Position
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Positive Park Plans for Rushcutters Bay
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Better Help for Homeless People
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City Forums for Business Safety
No. 255
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Accelerated Program for City Plan
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Community Input Benefits Advanx Plan
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Increased Funding for Community Projects
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Strategic and Corporate Plan Adopted
No. 254
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More Trees for City Streets
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Minister to Meet Public Housing Tenants
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Progress on CUB Planning
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Consultation on Lawson Street Facility
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Internet Links Council and Community
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Voiceless Grants 2005
No. 253
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East Sydney Study When Traffic Stabilises
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...And Cross City Tunnel Traffic Management
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CoFA Receives Masterplan Input
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Rain, But Not Enough Water
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Councils Unite to Reduce Pedestrian Accidents
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Policy Officer Position Vacant
No. 252
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More Car Park, not Moore Park?
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Movement on Crown Street Reservoir
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Cataloguing Sydney's Rich History
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Farewell Felicity | Position Vacant
No. 251
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Health Facility Becomes State Development
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Alcohol Free Zones Consultation
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Public Tenants Don't Want to be Reshaped
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Eastern Suburbs Ferry Still Needed
No. 250
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Hard-Won Planning Rights Wound Back
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Plan to Stop Rocks Antisocial Behaviour
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South Sydney PCYC in Limbo
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Working Women's' Centre
No. 249
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Green Cities for Environment Day
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Sale of White City Announced
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Emergency Accommodation Crisis Looming
No. 248
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Belvoir Street Review
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Oval Options Decision Deferred
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Consultation for Redfern Health Facility
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More for Moore Park
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New Development Contributions Laws
No. 247
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City Budget Targets Priority Commitments
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My Salary Trust to Assist Charities
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Redfern Park to be Considered by Council
No. 246
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Deep Concerns on Harbour
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Why Waste Energy?
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Strengthening Gay and Lesbian Liaison
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Redfern Community Health Facility
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Rose Bay Secondary College Promises
No. 245
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Working for South Sydney
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Asbestos Crisis Reveals Failed Transport Planning
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A Breath of Fresh Air on Tunnel Pollution
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Action on Concerns about Oxford Street Upgrade
No. 244
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Council Considers Grants Policy
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What Future Public Housing?
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Escalating Tolls Threaten Benefits
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Access to School Excursions
No. 243
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New Approach to Community Consultation
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Airport Development Needs Infrastructure Investment
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Moore Park Meeting
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Major Works for Department of Housing High Rise
No. 242
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Water Police Site Handover
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Balanced Approach Needed on Street Trees
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Northcott and Homelessness Outreach
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Royal Hospital for Women Park Opens
No. 241
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Call for Immediate Air Quality Monitoring
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Airport Over-Development will Create Chaos
No. 240
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5 April Marks First Year
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Nominate a Significant Tree
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Lack of Infrastructure Investment Puts Sydney At Risk
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Speaking Up Against Animal Cruelty
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Operation Cat
No. 239
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Growing our City Forest
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Homelessness Documented
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Policing Redfern
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Remembering George Clarke
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Disability Programs Reforms
No. 238
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Brewery Site Planning Continues
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Advanx Report Recommends "NO"
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Bligh Woman of the Year
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Community Groups Funding
No. 237
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Shaping up Green Square
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Consulting on Standard Parking Fee
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Butting out for Health and Environment
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Oxford Street Upgrade Continues
No. 236
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Happy Mardi Gras!
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Ashmore Estate Planning Restarted
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Blackwattle Bay Tree Poisoning
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Bus and Truck Museum
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Locals Love Laneways
No. 235
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Redfern Waterloo Authority Board Appointment
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Moving on Mass Transit Proposals
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Mental Health Action Welcome
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Heritage Protection for Sacred Heart
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Sydney Film Festival Encore
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Seniors Events and Grants
No. 234
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3CBDS Greenhouse Initiative
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Workshopping Prince Alfred Park Plans
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Two Years at Northcott
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Community Grants Programme 2005
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No Rescue in HIH Package
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Banking on a Better Plan
No. 233
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Join me for Mardi Gras
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Achieving Visionary Change for Cities
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Reducing Speed for Safety
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Edgecliff Interchange Needs Upgrading
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Stormy Outlook for Boat Storage
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Mental Health Action Overdue
No. 232
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Thought Leadership for Jan Gehl
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More Checks for Private Certifiers
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Foreshore Walk and Park for West Side
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Pensioner Tickets Don't Fit All
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Kung Hey Fat Choy!
No. 231
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Freeing Up Information
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Detoxification Services Lost
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Park Upgrades
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Green Pool Upgrade at Victoria Park
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Northcott Needs a GP
No. 230
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Lighting the Way on Lighting
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Draft Tree Management Plans
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Taking your Pet for a Ride
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Traffic Planning in Rushcutters Bay
No. 229
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Welcome to eNews 2005
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Support for the Victims of the Boxing Day Tsunami
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New CEO for City of Sydney
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City Sponsors 2005 Mardi Gras
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