Commonwealth offer of transitional homelessness funding for one year
On 3 March 2013, Mark Butler, MP, Commonwealth Minister for Housing and Homelessness, announced that...
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Sole parenting payment cuts could make families homeless
National Shelter media release — 5 March 2013 Housing policy peak National Shelter has warned that...
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Undersupply of affordable housing forces difficult housing choices
National Shelter media release — 1 March 2013 National Shelter has welcomed the National Housing S...
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Social housing stimulus construction review released
On 5 January 2013, the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs re...
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Cities report highlights gap between population increase and housing supply
A report released on 4 December 2012, State of Australian cities 2012, has found that the gap betwee...
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National Shelter’s five principles for redeveloping social housing
National Shelter media release — 21 January 2013 Housing policy peak National Shelter ...
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Ongoing social housing investment benefits wider community
National Shelter media release — 8 January 2013 National Shelter has welcomed a KPMG report declar...
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National Affordable Housing Agreement revised
On 7 December 2012, the Council of Australian Governments released a revised National Affordable Hou...
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Festive season stress for low-income households
National Shelter media release — 7 December 2012 Housing peak National Shelter is alarmed but not ...
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AIHW report finds rise in housing stress
‘Housing assistance in Australia 2012’, a report released by the Australian Institute of Health ...
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National Mental Health Commission report highlights access to housing
The National Mental Health Commission released its first report card on mental health and suicide pr...
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Roundtable to tackle Tasmania’s affordable housing crisis
National Shelter media release — 21 November 2012 National housing peak National Shelter is callin...
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