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Willoughby City Council has new affordable homes for key workers following completion of a development on the site of the former Channel 9 building in

City-wide residential rents have increased 50 per cent since the lows of the COVID lockdowns. Meanwhile, an eastern suburb family spent $11.6 million on a knock-down-rebuild.

The Big Issue visited the winter fair at accommodation for people facing homelessness – this is the reality at Christmas.

Observing that the lack of affordable housing was causing stress and anxiety for many healthcare workers, NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association general secretary, Shaye Candish said, “Many nurses and midwives in NSW struggle to secure affordable housing. 76% of respondents to our member survey said a lack of affordable housing was a problem, and over half indicated they were insecure in their current accommodation or didn’t have a steady place to live.”

One private developer teaming up with a community housing provider in the hope of delivering much needed af...

Alistair Sisson argues that instead of new housing, government should refurbish public housing.

A new safe haven that will assist women and children affected by domestic, family and sexual violence has opened its doors in Penrith, marking the first kind of a new type of support model.

More than 100 people are on the wait list.

See if your council is holding a community engagement session.

Oliver Mansfield considers the cost of living crisis within the context of homelessness.