№ 5 in Women‘s Refuges
Regional women's refuges failing vulnerable women and children
The shake-up last year of women's refuges by the NSW Government is having dire consequences for vulnerable women and children.
№ 5 in Inside Westconnex
Westconnex LNP, Westconnex Labor or Greens NoWestconnex?
An infographic on Westconnex policies for the NSW state election March 28, 2015
№ 4 in Inside Westconnex
Wrong Way, Turn Back. A speech for City of Sydney Westconnex forum
On March 16, City of Sydney Council organised a meeting to discuss the Westconnex. It ended with a vote to stop the project. Here's my edited speech
№ 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.
№ 5 in Winning on Welfare Street
Developer sidesteps council in bid to subdivide land
Welfare Street residents lodge objections to a developer's application to subdivide land on which their Homebush homes stand.
№ 2 in Inside Westconnex
WestConnex was ‘aggressive’ says company
Dial a Dump accuses Westconnex of being aggressive and secretive in its dealings
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St Peters residents dumped for Westconnex
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
Secret transcript 'disappeared' in Paddington Crown Land scandal
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
Obeid's old lawyer chosen for Welfare Street deal
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
No subdivision in 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.