№ 3 in Inside Westconnex
No Mr Shepherd, I won't apologise
When I tried to unravel the story behind WestConnex, Tony Shepherd threatened to sue me. Here is my reply.
Wendy Bacon Journalist, activist
Menu№ 3 in Inside Westconnex
When I tried to unravel the story behind WestConnex, Tony Shepherd threatened to sue me. Here is my reply.
№ 5 in Winning on Welfare Street
Welfare Street residents lodge objections to a developer's application to subdivide land on which their Homebush homes stand.
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Dial a Dump accuses Westconnex of being aggressive and secretive in its dealings
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For six months, Westconnex secretly negotiated to buy a waste dump for a giant interchange, without informing the local residents of their plan.
№ 9 in Public Land is Our Land
Dealings between the Paddington Bowling Club, CSKS Holdings and the NSW government are under investigation but some important evidence has gone missing.
№ 4 in Winning on Welfare Street
The NSW government is involved in a land deal organised by a lawyer who hid controversial Obeid family investments.
№ 3 in Winning on Welfare Street
A Homebush block was reported in the media as subdivided when sold as 12 properties .When Wendy Bacon investigated she found no subdivision had occurred.
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Who are the private investors 'sold' Welfare St when the NSW government still owned it. Lance Rosenberg is involved but who else? It's hard to find out.
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How developers keen for quick returns moved in on affordable housing on Welfare Street in Western Sydney. Part One: The auction and the media.
№ 8 in Public Land is Our Land
The NSW Office of Liquor Gaming and Racing is taking action against the Paddington Bowling Club to remove its licence. But the noise goes on.