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The Journal of the Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development AUTUMN 2005 Issue 100 Lost in Transmission Community program makers have lost control of Channel 31 Peter Garrett MP A frank interview on Port Botany, Malabar, Reconciliation and why he joined the ALP Community College Cuts Funding slashed by one third, inner city community colleges have been forced make tough choices Manufacturing Fear Forum Anti-terrorism laws and their impacts Under the Hammer PRINT POST APPROVED PP2479988/00009 The Minister for Hot Property inner voice 1 2004 Federal Election Results Name Party Votes Percentage Swing% GRAYNDLER ALBANESE, Anthony ALP 38,634 51.18 +2.03 JOHNSON, Sue SOC 1,010 1.34 +1.34 HARRISON, Jen DEM 1,579 2.09 -7.03 KOKKOLIS, Stephanie LIB 18,347 24.31 +1.38 MYERS, Philip GRN 15,914 21.08 +8.02 Informal 4,322 5.42 -1.14 TOTAL 79,806 KINGSFORD SMITH COGAN, James 214 .029 +0.29 FRANCES, Maureen SOC 273 0.37 +0.37 GARRETT, Peter ALP 36,565 49.6 +1.91 GILROY, Reg GST 563 0.76 +0.76 MATTHEWS, Charles IND 2,505 3.4 +3.40 ROBERT, Hannah GRN 5,430 7.37 +0.10 PRASSAS, Nicholas LIB 26,639 36.14 +1.88 TILLOTSON, Nicole DEM 747 1.01 -4.19 WINTER, Anna ONE 779 1.06 -3.80 Informal 6,790 8.43 +2.29 TOTAL 80,505 SYDNEY BLEICHER, Michelle DEM 1,701 2.07 -8.81 FORD, Adrian CEC 150 0.18 +0.18 LEONG, Jenny GRN 17,784 21.61 +6.92 PLIBERSEK, Tanya ALP 36,766 44.68 +0.35 PRICE, Susan SOC 564 0.69 +0.69 SHELVERS, Michael LIB 23,419 28.46 -1.64 WARD, Jane IND 1,346 1.64 +1.64 WEBB, Michael IND 553 0.67 +0.67 Informal 4,600 5.29 +1.05 TOTAL 86,883 WENTWORTH BUCKLEY, Brian GST 171 0.23 +0.23 COX, Mithra GRN 8,210 11.15 +1.38 HULL, Leonie FAM 301 0.41 +0.41 JAMIESON, John CEC 65 0.09 +0.09 KING, Peter IND 13,326 17.98 +17.98 MORRISON, Lindy DEM 683 0.93 -5.22 PATCH, David ALP 19,391 26.34 -3.18 SHEIL, Pat IND 218 0.30 +0.30 SHEN, Victor TFP 239 0.32 +0.32 TURNBULL, Malcolm LIB 30,771 41.79 -10.29 VOGLER, Robert IND 339 0.46 +0.46 Informal 4,853 6.18 +1.33 TOTAL 78,477 Key: ALP (Australian Labor Party), DEM (Australian Democrats), CEC (Citizens Electoral Council), FAM (Family First), GRN (The Greens), GST (No GST), IND (Independent), LIB (Liberal Party), ONE (Pauline Hanson's One Nation - NSW Division), SOC (Socialist Alliance), TFP (The Fishing Pary). 2 Autumn 2005 inner voice 3 News Regulars Obituary 6 A last word from Charlie 4 Harvey Volke Editorial 5 Diary 5 Lost in Transmission 11 Employment & Income Support 7 Whose running Channel 31? Health 10 Material Needs 13 Manufacturing Fear 19 Education 14 Environment 17 Anti-terrorism laws Citizens Rights & Public Safety 18 Family Support & Community NSW Shadow Ministry 22 Activities 21 Resources & Organisation 23 Inner Voice Autumn 2005. Issue 100 Inner Voice is the quarterly journal of the Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development Incorporated contents ISSN 0155 7106 8 12 15 Minister Community Peter for Hot College Garrett MP The Inner Voice interview. Property Cuts FRANCESCA GUIMARENS met Funds slashed by a third with the new Member for Kingsford All power, no accountability Smith and canvassed his initial views for the Minister for Redfern Despite thirty years of meeting the on Malabar Headland, Port Botany, continuing education needs of adults, The future for residents of the Block Kingsford-Smith Airport and being in community colleges have had to and Sydney's big inner city public the Australian Labor Party. absorb the impact of the Education housing estates is in the hands of Minister's decision to only subsidise Frank Sartor as the NSW Government 'vocational' training, writes Sydney becomes property owner, developer Community College Principal GARY and consent authority in Redfern- TRAINER. Waterloo, writes MARTINE BRIEGER. 2 Autumn 2005 inner voice 3 Inner Voice is the journal of the Inner Sydney Regional a final word from charlie Council for Social Development At our organisation’s Annual day each week, thereby giving more General Meeting, our Chair, Terry time to commission and publish more Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Murphy, said “Our journal, ‘Inner articles and information on the net. Development (ISRCSD) is a non-profit organisation committed to the idea of Voice’, continues to be a respected On the other hand, we know that ‘In- information as a tool for community de- publication, and is our main vehicle ner Voice’ is taken seriously and is velopment. The organisation defines Inner for bringing to attention the various sometimes influential. Would a net- Sydney as being the local government ar- developments that occur in, or affect, based ‘Inner Voice’ carry the same eas of Botany Bay, Leichhardt, Randwick, City of Sydney, Waverley and Woollahra. the Region. ‘Inner Voice’ is about weight as the magazine? We need to pass a milestone, its 100th edition. answers to all these questions. We The journal is funded jointly by the That represents 25 years of continu- cannot discard this publication lightly. Department of Community Services, ous publication, which is not a bad We’d like to hear your opinion. Randwick and Sydney City Councils, and by members and subscribers. achievement at all for a non-profit, Whether ‘Inner Voice’ continues community-based organisation.” as a printed or net-based publication, All articles and artwork are contributed on a voluntary and unpaid basis. Well, this is the hundredth edition this will be the last editorial written of ‘Inner Voice’. We have reached by me. I have resigned from Regional that milestone. Its publication comes Council and am moving to Newcastle at a time when all of the print media to marry a certain Ms Tracey Sharples is feeling the pressure of competition (which some of you may remember from internet-based sources of infor- from her years at the Harris St Centre mation, and we at Regional Council in Ultimo). are seriously questioning the future of I'm hoping to move away from ‘Inner Voice’. We are about to launch working in the community sector our website. Should it be complemen- to a field that doesn’t matter quite Acting Editors tary to ‘Inner Voice’, or a replacement so much, that is not crammed full of Martine Brieger/Jack Carnegie for it? Are you on-line, and if so, issues, and is not so personally taxing what is your connection speed? Do And Special Thanks to and therefore better for my health. you have time to absorb information Jo Durand and Cheryl Kelly at Inner I want to thank current and past by browsing through a paper-based South West Community Development members of the Board, and current Organisation for sharing InfoNews! source like this magazine, or would and past staff, for their support and you prefer regular emails alerting you Contributors understanding over the past four and to new stories and forthcoming events Fracesca Guimarens, Robyn Edwards, half years. I wish all of my friends on our website? Jack Carnegie, Glen Collyer, Peter > and colleagues in the community sec- Sub-editing Funds are tight, and we know that tor and in the Region the best of luck Anne Fraser we could save enough money in print- in struggling on, and in looking after Desktop Publishing ing costs to employ our editor an extra themselves. Martine Brieger Charlie Richardson Cover Photograph Jack Carnegie Subscription Co-ordinator Edwina Tohi Printing Complete Design Publisher Inner Sydney Regional Council for Social Development Co-op Ltd 770 Elizabeth Street Waterloo NSW 2017 Ph: 9698 7461 Fax: 9318 0852 Email: [email protected] The opinions expressed in Inner Voice do not neccessarily represent the views of the publisher nor the publication. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, no responsibility can be accepted by the publisher for omissions, typographical or printer’s errors, A fond farewell Charlie (right). Top: the Von Tohi Family. Below: John inaccuracies or changes that may have taken place after publication. McIntyre and Faye Williams test out the karoake machine 4 Autumn 2005 inner voice 5 editorial diary Welcome to the 100th edition of Inner Voice. The Management Sunday April 17 Thursday May 5 Committee and staff of Inner Syd- ney Regional Council are feeling Public Rally Against Food Fairness Forum - A day extremely proud and would like to Non-Aviation Airport to work towards a food system thank all our members, subscribers, Development. A rally that fosters equitable food volunteers, and contributors for help- against the development of access, nutrition, community ing us achieve this milestone. non-aviation, commercial development and environmental activities at Sydney Airport. health. Liverpool TAFE, next to Starting out as a monthly 70-page A Major Development Plan Liverpool Railway Station. Cost compendium of everything going on for commercial development $20 or silver coin donation for in the region (almost named 'The and associated car parking is unemployed. Contact: gabriela. Bugle'), Inner Voice has reduced currently being assessed by the [email protected]. its size over the years but retained Federal Government. 11am, its commitment to the principle that Tempe Reserve. "information is a tool for community May 6 - 16 development" - ie that the right infor- Neighbourhood Centre mation can make a real difference! Saturday April 23 Week Celebrate with Local Sydney Community Gardens Community Services Of course, the road has been rocky Network Gathering at Association on the 7th May at times, and no more so than now Marrickville Community Food at the Surry Hills Festival, - as we struggle to get this final edi- Forest, Bldg 11 & Lot 48 142 Crown Street, Surry Hills.
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