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Temporary accommodation for WA workers rebuilding homes and structures damaged by Cyclone Seroja - Vimarsana News

Temporary accommodation for WA workers rebuilding homes and structures damaged by Cyclone Seroja

Builders undertaking restoration works in Western Australia’s Mid-West following the devastation of Severe Tropical Cyclone Seroja will soon have

UN experts concerned about migrant children in detention: Bulgaria torture prevention - Vimarsana News

UN experts concerned about migrant children in detention: Bulgaria torture prevention

Bulgaria must ensure humane conditions for detained migrants, especially children, and that detention is carried out only when strictly necessary, UN

Flood-weary Westport homeowner relieved to get portable cabin - Vimarsana News

Flood-weary Westport homeowner relieved to get portable cabin

The first few temporary homes are being set up for Westport residents displaced by severe flooding, but more than 200 will be needed.

Tent city highlights homelessness as 'new pandemic' - Vimarsana News

Tent city highlights homelessness as 'new pandemic'

Part of the tent city which highlighted homelessness. Photo: Steve O'Brien Kelly Hansen, CEO of NOVA, a Newcastle-based accommodation service for women and children, believes homelessness is an emerging humanitarian crisis. Launching a “tent city” in Foreshore Park on March 29 to highlight the problem, Hansen said the current housing crisis was foreseen. NOVA initiated the action with other agencies from Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and Maitland. A report commissioned by the Australian Council of Social Services from Equity Economics found last year that poverty and homelessne...