Submission to Australian Treasury: Housing Legislative Package, Housing Australia Future Fund Bill, National Housing Supply and Affordability Council Bill, and Amendment Bill (2023)

Click here to read National Shelter's submission to Australian Treasury: Housing Legislative Package, December 2022 – Housing Australia Future Fund Bill, National Housing Supply and Affordability Council Bill, and Amendment Bill

Enews: States Stepping Up, Ministerial Meetings, & More

National Shelter hosted a forum highlighting the modelling behind our Social Housing Acceleration and Renovation Program (SHARP) proposal and linking that work to an ongoing international research consortium examining the role of housing as economic infrastructure to improve economic productivity with CHIA and Homelessness Australia.

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2020-06-25T12:15:39+10:00June 25th, 2020|News, News, News, News, News and Advocacy, Newsletters|

Enews: Challenging Times and National Shelter’s Response

The National Organisation of Tenant Organisations (NATO), via the coordination of the Tenants Union of NSW (TUNSW), has been monitoring the roll out of the national moratorium on evictions. The National Cabinet passed the responsibility to states to implement the moratorium, which has seen a patchy range of measures differing in each state and implemented in some jurisdictions.

Read more in our newsletter here.

2020-05-05T10:40:20+10:00May 5th, 2020|News, News, News, News, News and Advocacy, Newsletters|

Social Housing Acceleration and Renovation Program (SHARP)

At this difficult time the Government’s emergency measures to support businesses and workers will bring much-needed relief to many Australians. Equally, it’s imperative that we plan now for a government-driven stimulus program to kickstart our country’s post-crisis recovery. This will be vital in getting people back into jobs fast, and also in enhancing building company confidence to retain workers.

Read more about SHARP here.

Social Housing Acceleration and Renovation Program Media Release

Today, national housing and homelessness leaders have called for an immediate employment-boosting investment to expand Australia’s social housing by 30,000 homes as the country experiences a wave of job losses due to Covid-19.
 
National peak bodies, the Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA), Homelessness Australia, National Shelter, and the national housing campaign, Everybody’s Home have outlined a process
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