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Climate retrofitting project a refuge in low-income households during heatwaves and extreme cold - 02-Apr-2023 - Vimarsana News

Climate retrofitting project a refuge in low-income households during heatwaves and extreme cold - 02-Apr-2023

A community project is retrofitting technology in low-income households to protect vulnerable people against extreme heat, cold and rising energy costs.

Climate retrofitting project a refuge in low-income households during heatwaves and extreme cold - Vimarsana News

Climate retrofitting project a refuge in low-income households during heatwaves and extreme cold

A community project is retrofitting technology in low-income households to protect vulnerable people against extreme heat, cold and rising energy costs. 

Source: abc.net.au
Homelessness in Victoria increases by 24 per cent in five years | Bendigo Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Homelessness in Victoria increases by 24 per cent in five years | Bendigo Advertiser

Homelessness in Victoria has increased by 24 per cent in five years, according to new data.

'Do we just make a tent city?': the councils grappling with an influx of homeless Australians | Housing - Vimarsana News

'Do we just make a tent city?': the councils grappling with an influx of homeless Australians | Housing

Some authorities are evicting campers from public land; others are installing temporary facilities. But all say current solutions are not tenable long-term

Regional Victoria rental shortage at crisis point - Vimarsana News

Regional Victoria rental shortage at crisis point

Regional Victorian workers are sleeping in tents, cars or caravans, after a two-year tree-change exodus from Melbourne pushed competition for rental properties to crisis levels. 

Source: smh.com.au