In May, the City of Sydney demonstrated once again why they are one of the leaders in delivering affordable housing in Australia. Following a review â to which Shelter NSW contributed â and a successful Gateway
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is recruiting more than 30,000 temporary staff to help deliver the 2026 Census, including Field Officers and Community Field
Encouraging news from the Mid North Coast! On Wednesday 15 April, Bellingen Shire Council unanimously agreed to progress the next stage of investigations and negotiations for a
The City of Newcastle is seeking community feedback for the future of TOD precincts around four key public transport hubs: Newcastle Interchange, Hamilton, Adamstown and Kotara. Council is adapting the NSW Government’s new
If you have seen the news in the last few weeks, you might be asking yourself: âwhat is happening in Waterloo?â. With the Waterloo Consortium submitting its concept design and rezoning for public
The 2026â27 Federal Budget marks an important milestone in Australia’s housing debate, with the Commonwealth committing to long-awaited reforms to negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions. Shelter
Shelter NSW has lodged its submission to the NSW Government’s investigation into Minimum Energy Efficiency Rental Standards (MEERS), calling for ambitious and effective reforms to
Itâs with a heavy heart that Shelter NSW opens this final newsletter for the 2025-2026 year. The death of Bikram Lama, known to many in Sydney as
The passing of Ann Weldon marks a profound loss for Aboriginal communities in NSW and beyond. A proud Wiradjuri woman and lifelong advocate, Aunty Ann