National Shelter media release — 28 March 2013
National Shelter has welcomed the Australian Government, state and territories’ commitment to ending homelessness and their long-term investment in affordable rental housing.
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Step forward with continued commitment to ending homelessness
Imperative state and territories match federal government’s homelessness funding
National Shelter media release — 18 March 2013
National Shelter has welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment to ending homelessness by providing up to $159 million to extend the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness for one year.
Sole parenting payment cuts could make families homeless
National Shelter media release — 5 March 2013
Housing policy peak National Shelter has warned that the changes to sole parenting payments will force more families into housing stress and homelessness.
Undersupply of affordable housing forces difficult housing choices
National Shelter media release — 1 March 2013
National Shelter has welcomed the National Housing Supply Council’s report released today, revealing Australian’s unaffordable housing issue continues to grow.
National Shelter’s five principles for redeveloping social housing
National Shelter media release — 21 January 2013
Housing policy peak National Shelter has challenged governments planning redevelopments of social housing sites to adopt five principles.
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- Onus now on states to meet O’Connor’s homelessness challenge
- Launch of national housing priorities calls for national housing strategy
- TAAS services saved by federal minister
- Renters miss out again! — in Reserve Bank interest cuts
- Report proves we need more affordable housing
- National Shelter backs call for housing supply bonds
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