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Time to commit to action on housing affordability
22 August 2013 The peak housing advocacy organisation for low income Australians, National Shelter, today expressed deep concern that neither major party has addressed the greatest cause of financial hardship for very many Australian households – the lack of affordable housing. “We are half way through the election campaign, and despite repeated calls across the community, neither Labor nor the Coalition have offered any direct
Time for real leadership from Govt on housing ahead of budget 2017
Housing policy peak National Shelter has challenged the Federal Government to be bold in the face of pressure from vested interests and not squander the chance to reform the tax treatment of housing. Responding to reports on a key speech the Treasurer Scott Morrison is due to make this morning, National Shelter spokesperson Adrian Pisarski said that there is no evidence that curbing the excessive
Time for real leadership from commonwealth on housing: media release 10.04.17
Housing policy peak National Shelter has challenged the Federal Government to be bold in theface of pressure from vested interests and not squander the chance to reform the tax treatment of housing. Responding to reports on a key speech the Treasurer Scott Morrison is due to make this morning,National Shelter spokesperson Adrian Pisarski said that there is no evidence that curbing the excessive generosity of tax
The Rental Affordability Index Segment on SBS News
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The New Daily – Six reasons why negative gearing changes won’t destroy the economy
The REIA and Property Council have joined forces, claiming the Labor Party’s proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax “will have negative impacts on mum-and-dad investors, home owners, renters, the construction industry, state governments and the economy,” in the words of REIA president Adrian Kelly. They cite a “truck load” of reports that oppose the changes. Here’s why they are wrong. https://thenewdaily.com.au/money/property/2019/05/13/negative-gearing-mythbusting/
The greatest poverty of all
National Shelter media release — 17 October 2011 In light of Anti-Poverty Week, National Shelter is stressing investment in affordable housing is key to relieving poverty in Australia. One in 10 Australian households is currently experiencing housing stress and, on any given night, over 105,000 people in Australia are homeless. Chairperson of National Shelter, Adrian Pisarski, said that while Anti-Poverty Week focuses on a range