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The state government’s Private Rental Incentives (PRI) program will look to limit the financial barriers preventing owners from providing relief to tenants. As part of the PRI program, property owne

The state government’s Private Rental Incentives (PRI) program will look to limit the financial barriers preventing owners from providing relief to tenants.

House prices have more than doubled in five years in this stunning stretch of coast, a bigger boom than in Byron and Noosa. But some locals have been left in the cold.

Evolve Housing has initiated legal action against the architect, contractor Bouygues UK and consultant Potter Raper Partnership over alleged problems with

I survived care, criminality and homelessness to become an award-winning journalist – but the system I endured makes such success stories vanishingly rare

This is how much people now pay in rent – and the devastating impact its having.

More than 40 new homes have been delivered for St Marys following the completion of a $16.9 million social housing development.

Sydney COVID-19 Outbreak Grows Again to 172 Cases New South Wales has reported 172 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19—a new daily high—and potentially 79 of those people were infectious in the community for all or part of their infectious period. Greater Sydney and surrounding regions are in lockdown until at least July 31, as health authorities work to contain an outbreak of the Delta strain of the novel coronavirus. “Time and time again cases are popping up in workplaces … but als...

How Croydon is tackling rough sleeping Over one quarter (27%) of all people sleeping rough in the UK are in London. Pic: Nick Fewings.  Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Lewisham and Croydon councils have received government grants of over £1m to tackle rough sleeping, Croydon receiving the highest sum of £1.76m. This funding is part of a £ 203million investment from the government’s Rough Sleeping Initiative, which provides accommodation and health support for rough sleepers.  According to a...

Evelyn Owusu, Deborah Phillips, Kris Tabin, Azzure Sarraute-Gabriel and Nicole Walters from the Somewhere Safe To Stay Hub team in Croydon. A homelessness hub in Croydon have spoken out on the impact of Covid-19 on their services and the need for greater government support to address the issue. The Somewhere Safe To Stay Hub are at the forefront of the actions Croydon as a borough and a wider community are taking to tackle homeless in the area. Working with Evolve Housing + Support London...