
Modest Budgets in vogueÂ
More and more we find ourselves using the word âmodest âto describe the efforts of Governments (Federal and State) in tackling the entrenched housing crisis. In

More and more we find ourselves using the word âmodest âto describe the efforts of Governments (Federal and State) in tackling the entrenched housing crisis. In

Shelter NSW is an active partner in the Sydney Alliance, a community-based organisation. Within the alliance, sub-groups of local leaders often come to together to

Shelter NSW has objected to the affordable housing provision in the publicly exhibited âBankstown Central Planning Proposalâ (1 & 1A North Terrace, within the Bankstown City Centre

The Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) and its all-Aboriginal Board was established by an Act of the NSW Parliament in 1998. Since then, it has provided

The Housing Matters Action Group (HMAG) continues to kick goals in Bellingen. We were delighted to read a long-form story in the Bellingen Shire News about its

Our readers may be aware that Shelter NSW has been actively involved in trying to steer good housing outcomes in the Coffs Harbour LGA. Our Regional

Good news out of Byron Shire –  whole-home holiday letting will be regulated more stringently with the introduction of a lower exemption threshold (60 rather than

Budgets are about choices and priorities. The NSW Government in its budget papers has done a good job at explaining how bad the housing crisis

During 2022, Shelter NSW implored the then NSW State Government to dump its plans for the Argyll Public Housing Estate. Â So we were pleased to