National Shelter Policy Positions
There is a housing affordability crisis in Australia, yet there is no Commonwealth Government strate...
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Media Release: Sector rejects Mr Falinski’s uninformed and prejudiced comments about social and affordable housing
A coalition of affordable housing advocacy peak bodies has rejected the comments made by Jason Falin...
Read MoreMedia Release: National Shelter Calls for Housing Plan
Peak housing body National Shelter has released its policy platform highlighting the need for a nati...
Read MoreEstablishing a National Framework for Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning
Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning (MIZ) is a policy where a certain percentage of social and affordable ...
Read MoreEnews: Upcoming National Shelter Policy Platform and More!
In August’s edition of National Shelter’s enews, we discuss our upcoming policy platform...
Read MoreMedia Release: Housing Affordability issues illuminated during Homelessness Week
National Shelter is shining a light on Australians living in the dark shadows of the nation’s hous...
Read MoreMedia Release: ALP Abandons Tax Reform and First Home Owners
The ALP has ditched its commitment to reforming Negative Gearing and Capital Gains Tax, along with i...
Read MoreEnews: Our Visit to Canberra, State Budgets + More!
In June’s edition of the National Shelter enews, we discuss Executive Officer Adrian Pisarski&...
Read More2021-22 Budget Analysis
The 21/22 Budget was presented as “the COVID Budget” with some extraordinary measures pitched as...
Read MoreMedia Release: Future Fund Would Establish a Supply Pipeline
National Shelter applauds the announcement by Opposition leader Anthony Albanese that Labor will est...
Read MoreMedia Release: Pumping up demand without adding to supply
In housing terms, Budget 21/22 dangerously adds pressure to markets while ignoring real needs in soc...
Read MoreAboriginal Housing and Health Report
Shelter WA received a grant from the Australian Government Department of Health to undertake a revie...
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