National Shelter – Inclusionary Zoning Report
This project aims to examine current inclusionary planning policies that deliver social and affordab...
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Shelter Brief 61: Equitable Density – the place for lower income and disadvantaged households in a dense city. Report 1, The Building Scale
Equitable Density – Building Scale...
Read MoreSubmission to PC Introducing Competition and Informed User Choice into Human Services:
In our response to the draft Productivity Commission’s Introducing Competition and Informed U...
Read MoreMay 2017 release of Rental Affordability Index – pensioners and working parents being priced out of rental
Pensioners and working parents have been priced out of the rental market in all metropolitan areas a...
Read MoreMillions engage with #RentInOz report from Choice, National Shelter & NATO
National Shelter has partnered with CHOICE and the National Association of Tenants�...
Read MoreRental Affordability Index launch makes waves
The 24 November 2015 release of National Shelter and Community Sector Bank’s Rental Afforda...
Read MoreNew Rental Affordability Index shows dire picture for Australian households
Australia’s first ever Rental Affordability Index reveals the depth and extremity of housin...
Read MoreMini summit must tackle housing affordability
Media Release 1 October 2015 Peak body National Shelter calls on the mini summit to tackle ho...
Read MoreProposed social rent models fail affordability test
National Shelter Media Release 15 September 2015 Affordable housing peak National Shelter has...
Read MoreProposed social rent models fail affordability test
National Shelte Media Release 15 September 2015 Affordable housing peak National Shelter has ...
Read MoreHousing key to achieving National Reform Summit aims
26 August 2015 Housing policy peak National Shelter will be at the National Reform Summit tod...
Read MoreCapital gains tax discounts undermine affordability and must be reformed
Affordable housing peak body National Shelter has renewed its call for tax reform on housing, citing...
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