Reflections on Renewal Heading Subheading: A Multimedia Project Examining Neighbourhood Renewal
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ReflectionsonRenewal is a multimedia project examining Neighbourhood Renewal - a program tackling disadvantage in Victorian Government housing areas by empowering residents to participate in finding solutions to the issues they face.

On this site you can read articles about, and hear audio recordings of residents involved in four innovative programs associated with Neighbourhood Renewal. Residents reflect on how the programs have affected their communities and the many challenges along the way.

Resident perspectives on Neighbourhood Renewal

Nick Arnott from Collingwood talks about how Neighbourhood Renewal has created a sense of community on the estate and has given residents a sense of ownership.
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Anne Kirss from Atherton Gardens in Fitzroy says that Neighbourhood Renewal has improved security on the estate and has changed the way residents are viewed
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In Broadmeadows, Turna Dalgali says that Neighbourhood Renewal has allowed residents to be heard and has given them opportunities such as free computer training and internet access.
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The Heathdale Barbeque Festival is a symbol of pride for the residents of Heathdale and one of only a handful of BBQ festivals Australia-wide. We speak to festival volunteers Anne Walters, Janet Murphy, Maggie McInnes and Walter Villa-Gonzalo. More...

An innovative idea has brought Fresh Fruit and Vegetables to the residents of housing estates in Melbourne's inner North. We speak to Anne Kirss and other resident volunteers who have participated in community markets. More...

The establishment of the Broadmeadows Community IT Hub has given residents on the Broadmeadows Estate access to computers and the knowledge of how to use them. We speak to Turna Dalgali, who runs the Hub and other residents who use it. More...

 

The Collingwood Community Information Centre (CCIC) is an invaluable part of the Collingwood Estate community assisting the thousands of residents with diverse information needs. We hear from resident Nick Arnott, who was involved with the Centre from the very beginning and from other resident volunteers. More...

 

How to use this site:

  • Use the orange menu bar on the left to look at different Neighbourhood Renewal programs.

  • Use the yellow listening sections on the right to listen to audio recordings

  • Use Realplayer or Windows Media Player (or another media player ) to listen to the audio files. Click on the links to download if you don't have it - it's free.

  • If you have a dialup internet connection choose audio files next to the word <dialup>

  • If you have a broadband (cable) internet connection choose audio files next to the word <broadband>

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