The State of the Housing System 2025 report
The State of the Housing System 2025 report makes for a sobering read, highlighting the deep and per...
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Marcus Evans Affordable Housing Projects Conference in Malaysia
In April 2025 Karen Walsh, CEO, National Shelter was invited to present at the Marcus Evans Affordab...
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National Shelter, the Property Council of Australia and Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA) welcome regulations to unlock 80,000 build-to-rent homes
The Property Council of Australia, Community Housing Industry Association (CHIA) and NationalShelter...
Read MoreInfrastructure 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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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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Double the Housing Australia Future Fund to help fix housing crisis
An alliance of housing, property and social service organisations is pressing the Albanese governmen...
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Housing progress at job summit
Key housing affordability advocates have welcomed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s commitment to ...
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