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City of Sydney oral history collection, 1982 - ongoing

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Our City

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Sydney City Council

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Oral History - James Piotrowski, 2023

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Unique IDOH-000035SeriesCity of Sydney oral history collection, 1982 - ongoingInterviewerSue AndersenProject nameOur CityThemeOur CityDate of interview21st June 2023Date qualifierexactFormatAudio - DigitalSummary of interviewCommunity activist Jim Piotrowski and his partner moved to Erskineville in 1990. In this interview, Jim reflects on the make up of the community and being involved in the local politics. From 1992, Jim was part of a campaign to save vacant land on the corner of Erskineville Road and Albert Street as green space for the suburb. Green bans implemented by the CFMEU gave the park its name.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNoBorn digital itemYes

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Interview audio - James Piotrowski

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James Piotrowski, 2023. Photograph by Sue Andersen

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SurnamePiotrowskiGiven namesJames

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SoundStereoDuration (hr:min:sec)01:26:32

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Subject tagsParksErskinevilleGreen BansPublic access statusOpen to public access

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Oral History - James Piotrowski, 2023