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December 4, 2022
Regional Australia is experiencing rising homelessness as rents skyrocket, vacancy rates plummet and people on low incomes find themselves unable to afford a home.
December 4, 2022
Regional Australia is experiencing rising homelessness as rents skyrocket, vacancy rates plummet and people on low incomes find themselves unable to afford a home.
October 7, 2022
A government program housed a small number of former rough sleepers in โinappropriateโ luxury buildings during the pandemic, a review has found.
September 21, 2022
The unique design of the building is tailored to caring for women and families, giving access to skills classes, healthcare and legal practitioners that are on-site, with permanent and specially designed rooms for ongoing consultative care. The project aims to reset the thinking of what Australian social housing can be and questions the assumptions of what people need most from apartment living.
March 26, 2022
Hannah Fox knows all too well the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Melbourne after RISING festival, which she co-curates, was hit two years running.
March 10, 2022
Partnership assists more than 5,000 people
January 13, 2022
There's just something particularly delightful about night markets.
November 5, 2021
The pandemic created an extraordinary stimulus for โoutside-the-boxโ policy innovations. Rapidly enacted and large-scale emergency responses challenged wisdom about what was politically and economically feasible. But such interventions failed to recognise or address fundamental housing system flaws, Prof. Pawson says.
October 10, 2021
Despite COVID-19 outbreaks and repeated warnings that poor quality and unsafe crisis accommodation is exacerbating trauma, homeless Victorians continue to be sent to rooming houses due to a lack of other options.
October 5, 2021
During lockdown, hundreds of homeless people in Melbourne were moved into hotels. But what will happen to them now?