
NSW Budget â horses or houses? Whereâs the priority?
Shelter NSW is encouraged to see NSWâs recovery underway with unemployment falling.We remained concerned however, that the stateâs improving fortunes are not being shared –

Shelter NSW is encouraged to see NSWâs recovery underway with unemployment falling.We remained concerned however, that the stateâs improving fortunes are not being shared –

With so many proposals and counter-proposals being considered across Sydney and NSW, it’s remarkable that one as large as this has largely flown under the

The Canterbury Bankstown local government area is one Shelter continues to focus on. With over 370,000 plus residents and pressure to grow even more, the

Approval for the City of Sydney to extend its affordable rental housing scheme across the local government area wonât solve the housing crisis but it

On Wednesday 12 May, Shelter NSW proudly attended a rally in support of public housing tenants across Sydney, who are facing redevelopment and eviction under

In 2020, Shelter NSW was pleased to see the NSW Government embark on the development of NSWâs first 20-year housing strategy. In our submission we

In the midst of a damaging âhousing bubbleâ and rental affordability and availability crisis we at Shelter NSW had hoped to see this weekâs 2021-22

The proposal for the Waterloo South Housing Estate continues to grind its way through various bureaucratic processes. Readers might recall that in March 2021, the

(Explanation of Intended Effect) Last year, the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and the Government Architect announced a major policy overhaul that will