2025 Policy Platform Priorities
Australia is in the midst of a housing crisis. Those who are the most adversely affected are living ...
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National Shelter Policy Platform
Over past decades Australia has entrenched a deep housing crisis. The cost of renting or buying a ho...
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Infrastructure vital to unlocking new housing supply
National Shelter acknowledges the announcement by the Opposition today of the $5billion Housing Infr...
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Housing advocates: Senate Committee rental report risks 105,000 new homes
The Property Council of Australia together with National Shelter and the Community Housing Industry ...
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Senate Economics Committee inquiry on Build To Rent Housing
The Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA), National Shelter and the Property Council of Aust...
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Joint Housing and Homelessness Plan Bill Submission
The Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA), Homelessness Australia and National Shelter welco...
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Submission National Urban Policy
National Shelter and the Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA) welcome the opportunity to ma...
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Submission to Economics Legislation Committee
The Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA), National Shelter and PowerHousing Australia welco...
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Housing and homelessness advocates strongly endorse Pocock-Tink legislation
A Bill introduced by Senator David Pocock and North Sydney MP Kylea Tink to legislate a National Hou...
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National Shelter 2024-25 Federal Budget Summary
The 2024/25 May Federal Budget was handed down Tuesday 14 May 2024 and continues the investment in h...
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Federal Budget invests further in housing supply measures but lacks bold and ambitious housing reform
The Federal Budget delivered tonight contains measures that continues to see the Commonwealth furthe...
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National Shelter welcomes National Cabinet announcements on housing and homelessness
National Shelter welcomes the announcement of a new National Agreement on Social Housing and Homeles...
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