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Ahead of the Federal Treasurer’s speech tonight these are the key priorities advocated by National Shelter. Naturally, each of these has great significant for NSW

Our election platform mantra was I Rent and I Vote – with one of our five key asks being that we Support Renters and Renting. The reform

While there are thousands of people in living in housing co-operatives across Australia, there’s not a lot of understanding about the model and why so

Thousands of Australian children make apartments their homes, yet apartments are seldom designed with children in mind. This is the view of social enterprise organisation Cities

According to AHURI Research, at least 10% of the Australian population lives in an apartment, mainly in capital cities (85%). Our interest at Shelter NSW

Late last month, we were treated to the ABS data release on Estimating Homelessness from the 2021 Census. The key word here is “estimating” homelessness,

With the election behind us, our focus turns to implementation of commitments already given and securing more. Our state election platform has become our 2023-2027 priorities.

The NSW Labor Housing campaign noted the extent of the housing crisis in NSW – with large numbers of households in housing stress; a large

Before the State Election, Shelter NSW supported the Hunter Community Alliance to level asks and seek commitments from candidates in the Lower Hunter and Central