NSW shared equity gets the green light
The state’s key workers, single parents and older singles can tap into the government’s shared equity scheme after it became law. The NSW government’s multimillion-dollar shared equity scheme w
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The state’s key workers, single parents and older singles can tap into the government’s shared equity scheme after it became law. The NSW government’s multimillion-dollar shared equity scheme w
4-year-olds in this country? and no family that's not way up into the upper middle class paying more than 7% of their income for childcare? and the biggest housing package ever. i mean, it's going to be great, and we're going to proudly go out there and sing from the rooftops about what joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, and the rest of us accomplished together. >> okay. i don't want to take anything away from what you've accomplished, but you well know -- let's not talk about process, let's talk about substance. family paid leave, that's not in there. climate change -- i know you're citi...
And no family that's not way up into the upper middle class paying more than 7% of their income for childcare? and the biggest housing package ever. i mean, it's going to be great, and we're going to proudly go out there and sing from the rooftops about what joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, and the rest of us accomplished together. >> okay. i don't want to take anything away from what you've accomplished, but you well know -- let's not talk about process, let's talk about substance. family paid leave, that's not in there. climate change -- i know you're citing that this is going to be t...
Simon O'Connor/Stuff Māori homeownership rates are significantly less than non-Māori, and the housing crisis is making it harder and harder to address the imbalance. Taxpayers will be picking up the bill to help Māori out of poverty if the Government doesn’t take “radical” action to properly address the Māori housing crisis, an iwi leader has warned. Home-ownership has become increasingly unattainable for many but Māori are faring the worst, Māori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said. Tangata whenua are now in danger of becoming trapped on a treadmill of poverty, she said....