Enews: Young Renters Hit Hardest + More!
In the latest enews we discuss the release of the Moving On report, Opening the Door Project and upc...
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Young Renters Hardest Hit: Moving On Report
The first findings of the national Moving On survey are out! The report shines a light on the experi...
Read MoreEnews: NEW Research on Housing and Economic Policy, Impacts of Rapid Policy Change During COVID-19 and More!
In our latest enews we reveal the latest research on housing and economic policy, the impacts of rap...
Read MoreCOVID-19: Rental housing and homelessness impacts
A report released as part of the UNSW-ACOSS Poverty and Inequality Partnership, and supported by Mis...
Read MorePre-Budget Submission 2021-22
National Shelter has released its Budget Submission for 2021/22; in it we welcome the Federal Govern...
Read MoreEnews: Budget Submission, National Council Meeting, Increased Funding for ACT Shelter + More!
Read our first enews of 2021 as we discuss our latest Budget Submission, an upcoming National Counci...
Read MoreNational Shelter Response to the Treasurer’s Call for Pre-Budget Submissions 2020-21
National Shelter urges the government and all parties to commit to a national plan and strategy to a...
Read More2020 Rental Affordability Index
The latest release of the Rental Affordability Index (RAI) highlights that JobSeeker recipients are ...
Read MoreEnews: A Big Week for Housing in Victoria, New Energy Measures, National Shelter AGM and More!
Read the latest edition of the enews here. ...
Read MoreMedia Release: Victorian Government Announces a $5.1b Social and Affordable Housing Program
National Shelter congratulates the Victorian government on the announcement of a $5.1b social and af...
Read MoreEnews: Upturn Launch Event, Inquiry into Homelessness, New AHURI Research and More!
Read the latest edition of National Shelter’s enews here. ...
Read MoreBudget 2020-21 Analysis
The 29-year run of GDP growth in Australia has now ended with the 2020 recession. While much of the ...
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