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Single older women living in converted tiny homes, cabins at caravan parks amid housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Single older women living in converted tiny homes, cabins at caravan parks amid housing crisis

An ageing generation of single women who have raised children, and are often well-educated with careers and middle-class backgrounds, are becoming permanent residents of caravan parks amid the housing crisis.

Source: abc.net.au
Hospital mergers to impact south-west residents, says MP | The Standard - Vimarsana News

Hospital mergers to impact south-west residents, says MP | The Standard

Hospital mergers could reduce essential healthcare services in south-west Victoria, warns local MP Roma Britnell.

Victorian government urged to address family violence in regions | Gloucester Advocate - Vimarsana News

Victorian government urged to address family violence in regions | Gloucester Advocate

ACM pushes for targeted funding to curb family violence in regional Victoria where rates are triple Melbourne's. Find out why the Premier is resisting the call.

Victorian government urged to address family violence in regions | The North West Star - Vimarsana News

Victorian government urged to address family violence in regions | The North West Star

ACM pushes for targeted funding to curb family violence in regional Victoria where rates are triple Melbourne's. Find out why the Premier is resisting the call.

Victorian government urged to address family violence in regions | Muswellbrook Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Victorian government urged to address family violence in regions | Muswellbrook Chronicle

ACM pushes for targeted funding to curb family violence in regional Victoria where rates are triple Melbourne's. Find out why the Premier is resisting the call.