Enews: States Stepping Up, Ministerial Meetings, & More
National Shelter hosted a forum highlighting the modelling behind our Social Housing Acceleration an...
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Jurisdiction Comparison for Renter Support
View the table, courtesy of Tenants Union of NSW, here....
Read MoreEnews: Challenging Times and National Shelter’s Response
The National Organisation of Tenant Organisations (NATO), via the coordination of the Tenants Union ...
Read MoreSocial Housing Acceleration and Renovation Program (SHARP)
At this difficult time the Government’s emergency measures to support businesses and workers will ...
Read MoreSocial Housing Acceleration and Renovation Program Media Release
Today, national housing and homelessness leaders have called for an immediate employment-boosting in...
Read MoreEnews: Ministerial Meetings, the Impact of COVID-19 & More
The National Cabinet has declared a six-month moratorium on evictions from renting affecting both co...
Read MoreEnews: Help Save Independent Housing Advocacy in South Australia
We were shocked to hear about plans by the Housing Authority in South Australia which will effective...
Read MoreEnews: Partnerships, Book Launches and National Shelter in Canberra!
In February we held important meetings with the Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA), Austr...
Read MoreEnews: Happy New Year, Bushfires & Pre-Budget Submissions
This is the first enews of 2020 from National Shelter and we wish all our readers and subscribers th...
Read MoreEnews: the Rental Affordability Index, AHURI Conference & More!
In conjunction with SGS Economics and Planning, the Brotherhood of St. Laurence, and Community Secto...
Read MoreEnews: National Rental Affordability Index, National Shelter in WA & More!
The Parliamentary Friends of Affordable Housing and Reducing Homelessness has now been re-establishe...
Read MoreEnews: the National Shelter Network, Rental Affordability Index Case Studies & More!
Last week, the CCCLM hosted a national event at the Melbourne Town Hall, focussing on generating soc...
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