Articles by Angus Thompson
Redfern to reinvent itself
Redfern’s major players are putting their heads together to resuscitate Redfern’s business precinct, starting with a slap ... Read more
Sustainability wriggles into Town Hall
It may get a little crowded at Town Hall House as Sydney City Council staff will soon ... Read more
Pyrmont community bank could fall short
The new Bendigo Bank planned for Pyrmont may not go ahead if the local community does not ... Read more
City sets biodiversity strategy in motion
City of Sydney Council will establish a biodiversity strategy following a heightened focus on the area’s threatened ... Read more
Bidders go head to head for Barangaroo
Two remaining developers will now battle it out for the right to be the first to build ... Read more
UTS puts Ultimo on the drawing board
Students at the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), have been charged with the mission of transforming Ultimo ... Read more
Future of Glebe festivities uncertain
This year the Glebe Street Fair celebrates its 25th birthday, however it could be one of its ... Read more
Knitting stunt leaves Taylor Square in stitches
First it was a tank in Denmark, then a petrol station in New York State before a ... Read more
Thu August 13th, 2009 - 1 Comment
Redfern riled over rail cuts
Commuters could be put at risk and vandalism dramatically increase following measures to axe 40 per cent ... Read more
Starved Waterloo begs for groceries
Discount grocery chain ALDI’s bid to set up shop in Waterloo has brought a wave of support ... Read more
Arts & Entertainment
Music
JIM KEAYS - DIRTY DIRTY
When he told you to "Turn up ...
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SUZY CONNOLLY - NIGHT LARKS
It could be said that Suzy Connolly ...
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THE PAINS OF BEING PURE AT HEART
Claiming their new stuff is about, "feeling, ...
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Theatre
THE VOICES PROJECT 2012: THE ONE SURE THING
There are, as they say, two sure ...
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BABYTEETH
Otherwise known as reborner or deciduous teeth, ...
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THE JINGLISTS
Tamarama Rock Surfers’ The Jinglists is a ...
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Events
YARN STORYTELLING
If you’re a yarn spinner or a ...
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THE OXFORD ST DESIGN STORE
Aesthetes, crafters, design geeks and shop-a-holics stand ...
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THE POETRY OF MARDI GRAS
From its humble beginnings on the Eastside ...
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Comedy
RAW COMEDY 2012
If you can reel off the likes ...
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LAUGH YOUR TITS OFF
Laugh Your Tits Off promises a, “very ...
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WIL ANDERSON
Get ready for the witty, gritty and ...
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Books
BETTY CHURCHER
Like a surgeon losing the functionality of ...
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THEATRE, DEMOCRACY & THE END OF DISTRACTION
In my interview with 67-year-old Aboriginal actor ...
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GUWANYI - POETRY IN THE PARK
The National Aboriginal Writers’ Festival is still ...
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Exhibitions
BRONWYN BANCROFT: POWER, PASSION, POLITICS
A Bundjalung artist of the Djanbun clan, ...
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CRASH PAINTINGS
It may seem like an unlikely source ...
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SAMUEL HODGE
Watching the red 'sold' dots breaking out ...
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Movies
