In the past weâve asked this of the Communities Plus 70:30 public estate development approach: is it dead buried and cremated or a lurking zombie? Unfortunately we think it
Itâs been an incredibly busy few months in our advocacy work to support the delivery of more affordable and social (public and community) housing connected
Wednesday night saw over 800 people attend the Founding Assembly of the Hunter Community Alliance in Newcastle. Shelter NSW members and staff joined hundreds of other community
Last week, the Australasian Housing Institute (AHI) hosted an International Womenâs Day breakfast at Parliament House, proudly sponsored and attended by members of Shelter NSW
Late last month, the NSW Audit Office released a Report into processes around emergency accommodation and housing shortfalls in the Northern Rivers and Central West
In its 2023 election campaign â NSW Labor promised $30 million for a pilot âBuild to Rentâ program on the South Coast to be delivered
Shelter NSW has long advocated for reform of the so-called Short-Term Rental Market (STRA). We were pleased the see the NSW Government release a discussion paper on
Shelter NSW has recently formally objected to the NSW Governmentâs publicly exhibited Bradfield City Centre Masterplan. Bradfield will be the core precinct of the future Western Sydney Aerotropolis,
Late last year we shared an update about our concerns regarding the NSW Government proposal to redevelop this long-standing public housing estate, which currently consists of 46 public