Shelter NSW would like to extend its congratulations to Birribee Housing on becoming the second Aboriginal-controlled community housing provider to achieve Tier 1 status, as
The Parramatta Diocese extends an invitation to Shelter NSW members and supporters to attend its table talk on housing and homelessness in August. This will
In a planning environment often dominated by calls for âred tapeâ reduction and supply-led approaches to affordability, the City of Sydney has taken a considered
This National Homelessness Week, Homelessness NSW will be officially getting proceedings underway with their launch event at Parliament House, Beyond Crisis: Reimagining Our Homelessness Response. As
People renting their homes in Parramatta, Penrith and the Central Coast will be some of the first to be able to access the NSW Governmentâs
There wasnât too much to see for social justice advocates and housing policy specialists in the 2026/2027 NSW Budget. Shelter NSW welcomes the NSW Government’s significant
Last week was NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) week, a week dedicated to highlighting and celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
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