All National Shelter wants for Christmas is a robust civil society: instead there are funding cuts
23 December, 2014 As Scott Morrison takes the baton on the Social Services ministry, the Comm...
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Housing & federalism – is it time to change direction
Housing and federalism – Is it time to change direction? Adrian Pisarski, Executive ...
Read MoreTime to commit to action on housing affordability
22 August 2013 The peak housing advocacy organisation for low income Australians, National Shelter, ...
Read MoreNational Partnership on Homelessness audit report released
On 2 May 2013, the Australian National Audit Office released its report on the implementation of the...
Read MoreSubmission on Housing Payment Deduction Scheme
23 April 2013 In our submission on the Exposure Draft Social Security Legislation Amendment (Public ...
Read MoreHousing Payment Deduction Scheme proposal
On 11 April 2013, the Commonwealth Government released an exposure draft of a Bill to establish a Ho...
Read MoreRound 5 for National Rental Affordability Scheme announced
On 28 March 2013, the Commonwealth Government made an announcement regarding the expansion of afford...
Read MoreCommitment to 2013–14 homelessness funding
On 28 March 2013, the Commonwealth Government announced that the states and territories had matched ...
Read MoreStep forward with continued commitment to ending homelessness
National Shelter media release — 28 March 2013 National Shelter has welcomed the Australian Govern...
Read MoreImperative state and territories match federal government’s homelessness funding
National Shelter media release — 18 March 2013 National Shelter has welcomed the Australian Govern...
Read MoreNational Housing Supply Council puts spotlight on lack of housing supply
In a report released on 1 March 2013, the National Housing Supply Council has highlighted the impact...
Read MoreCommonwealth 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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