Work is progressing on reform of legislation to provide extended coverage and better protections for people who rent their home in a marginal and/or informal
Shelter NSW is pleased to formally welcome the release of the NSW Homelessness Strategy 2025-2035. This ten-year strategy can be thought of as a whole-of-government blueprint, guiding
Thursday the 18th of September is the third and final walking tour of âThe Green Bans of The Rocksâ. Weâd love to see you there!
Shelter NSW is proud to support and spread the word about two very different, but equally important events for social justice advocates and people with
Shelter NSW was delighted to attend the re-opening of Stanford House in Darlinghurst, with expanded accommodation and facilities. âSince 1991, Stanford House has provided supported
The Shelter NSW team has been taking to the airwaves lately, with CEO John Engeler and Senior Policy Officer Thomas Chailloux touching on emerging housing
Shelter NSW submission on Coffs Harbour Jetty Foreshore Precinct Revitalisation Planning Proposal points out that the Coffs Harbour Local Government Area (LGA) is in the
Good urban planning takes time and requires extensive input and participation from community. The people who live there, work there, or who have significant connections to
As mentioned in our July eBulletin, Shelter NSW is concerned that barely a month after tenancy legislation reform came into effect, NSW Government decided to quietly