Gimme Shelter: Living life in a dog box for Adelaide’s homeless
As the housing crisis worsens, desperate SA community members who can’t find a home are spending their days in dark, hot storage boxes and walking the city streets at night.
As the housing crisis worsens, desperate SA community members who can’t find a home are spending their days in dark, hot storage boxes and walking the city streets at night.
Sweeping changes would allow a new form of ‘co-living’, smaller apartments and six-storey retirement villages under a plan to address SA’s housing crisis.
Dry Creek’s salt fields will be turned into a master-planned community with a “minimum” of 15,000 homes under a push by the state government.
Affordable homes would be built in Adelaide’s most expensive suburbs – and developers required to offer more cheaper homes – under new plans.
A woman and her two sons with severe autism says she is stuck in inadequate housing because of a critical computer bungle.
Housing plans for a 230ha former oil refinery in Adelaide’s southwest will be unveiled by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
The list of vacant homes in SA that could be occupied by people doing it tough has grown more than officially reported.
A Housing Trust resident has told of being surrounded by empty units, some being vacant up to several years while SA battlers are doing it tough sleeping on the streets.
Six months ago, Phillip Nancarrow found himself homeless at the age of 74. Today, he’s planting the lawn at his new home. Here is his story.
A mother of three says that after 12 years on the public housing list and months in a cramped room, she worries a “heartless” system will evict her and her kids at a moment’s notice.
An Adelaide woman says the way she was treated when she first landed in emergency accommodation led to feel worried about being immediately evicted from the shelter she went to “to heal”.
Homeless women say they are being forced to attend multiple housing inspections a week or risk losing their emergency accommodation, as part of requirements deemed as “cruel and unattainable”.
A staggering number of South Australians have died while waiting for public and community housing over the past four years – and many of them had spent years on the waitlist.
Alexandrina Campbell says she spent five years living on a couch but was told by SA Housing Trust that she was “housed” and so would have to wait 15 years to get public housing.
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