Annual Report 2005-2006 - Waverley Council
Annual Report 2005-2006 - Waverley Council
Annual Report 2005-2006 - Waverley Council
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<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />
Access and Equity Activities <strong>2005</strong>/<strong>2006</strong><br />
Planned Access and Equity Activities Listed by Target Group<br />
(Page numbers refer to our <strong>2005</strong>/<strong>2006</strong> Operational Plan) <br />
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people<br />
Dept Page No<br />
Number of public events targeting culturally and linguistically BP&RS and 35, 103,<br />
diverse and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders communities. L&CS 118<br />
<strong>Council</strong> celebrated NAIDOC Week in July <strong>2005</strong> and continued to contribute to the Eastern Region<br />
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Forum, and its annual Pauline McLeod Award for reconciliation.<br />
This year’s award was presented to Peter Cooley and Blake Champion in recognition of their work<br />
with young people at a ceremony held during Reconciliation Week in May <strong>2006</strong>.<br />
NAIDOC Week events included:<br />
Film screenings of works by indigenous filmmakers.<br />
An exhibition of paintings by a group of 11 artists at <strong>Waverley</strong> Library.<br />
An exhibition of paintings and photographs by Boomalli members at Bondi Pavilion Gallery.<br />
A free show, Yidaki Didg and Dance in Australia, held as part of the school holiday program,<br />
which also included Indigenous Painting Workshops for children.<br />
During July <strong>2005</strong>, Oxford St Mall was lined with banners featuring the work of Gordon Syron, father<br />
of contemporary Aboriginal Art. Activities were also held in the mall throughout NAIDOC week,<br />
including face painting, dot painting classes, story telling and indigenous cooking and taste testing.<br />
In addition, throughout the year, the Bondi Pavilion Community and Cultural Centre continued to<br />
encourage and assist a diverse range of communities to find cultural expression, and to provide<br />
opportunities for cultural exchange. The Centre involved people of many cultures as performers,<br />
artists, tutors, participants and audience.<br />
Targets meet in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access and<br />
C&TS and 40, 98,<br />
Equity Policy.<br />
L&CS 123<br />
At least 20% of the targets in <strong>Council</strong>’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander Access and Equity<br />
Policy were met this year. In particular, extensive work was undertaken to integrate <strong>Council</strong>’s<br />
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access and Equity Policy with <strong>Council</strong>’s Management Plan,<br />
incorporating needs identified in <strong>Council</strong>’s Strategic Plan and draft <strong>2005</strong>/2010 Social Plan.<br />
Provide support to ensure that Management and Operational Plan<br />
activities result in compliance with Multicultural and ATSI Policies.<br />
See above.<br />
L&CS 123<br />
Aboriginal archaeological assessments in DAs P&ES 144<br />
A consultant planner (Connell Wagner) was commissioned in October <strong>2005</strong> to prepare the<br />
Comprehensive Bondi Junction LEP and DCP. The project brief includes objectives, which require<br />
the integration of social and environmental strategies into planning controls.<br />
The draft Bondi Junction Comprehensive LEP will incorporate the findings and recommendations of<br />
the Bondi Junction Heritage Assessment.<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2005</strong>/<strong>2006</strong><br />
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