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Tents in busy Brisbane intersection just one part of crisis, advocates say

Tents in busy Brisbane intersection just one part of crisis, advocates say

The new cluster of tents has prompted renewed calls for urgent investment in long-term solutions to the housing crisis.

  • by Courtney Kruk

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My home became a holiday rental, so I lived in a cemetery
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My home became a holiday rental, so I lived in a cemetery

My friends and I don’t deserve to be homeless any more than you do. No one is immune to homelessness.

  • by Jacq Gallagher
Neighbours once tolerated a homeless settlement. Then rubbish started piling up

Neighbours once tolerated a homeless settlement. Then rubbish started piling up

The encampment at a car park in Melbourne’s north started out with a campervan or two, but is now overflowing with timber offcuts, damaged furniture and old bike parts.

  • by Sophie Aubrey
Last year Jon was handing out 1000 meals a week. This winter, it’s 1600

Last year Jon was handing out 1000 meals a week. This winter, it’s 1600

Sydney’s services for the vulnerable are being stretched to their limits, as donations dry up in the cost of living crisis.

  • by Mary Ward
How to solve Australia’s housing crisis

How to solve Australia’s housing crisis

Governments have neglected their fundamental obligation to realise everyone’s human right to housing and home.

  • by Kevin Bell
Victoria’s hot spots for youth homeless revealed amid push for more help to house them
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Victoria’s hot spots for youth homeless revealed amid push for more help to house them

Charity Launch Housing has used data on crime, homelessness and unemployment to identify the five Victorian council areas where funding is most needed.

  • by Noel Towell
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‘Social cleansing’: To make way for Olympics, Paris clears thousands of homeless

‘Social cleansing’: To make way for Olympics, Paris clears thousands of homeless

Last week, about 470 people were removed from camps along the Canal de l’Ourcq, on the route of the Olympic torch relay.

  • by Rob Harris
Remember when only men could own property? No? There’s a reason for that

Remember when only men could own property? No? There’s a reason for that

Laws need to change to equally weigh the rights of those who want to buy a home against those who simply want to invest in a property.

  • by Cathy Sherry
Cat lived in her dream location. Then she was forced out – and in with her boyfriend

Cat lived in her dream location. Then she was forced out – and in with her boyfriend

Spiralling housing costs have meant Melburnians are making difficult decisions about their living situations.

  • by Jim Malo
Why the cookie-cutter can’t solve Sydney’s housing crisis

Why the cookie-cutter can’t solve Sydney’s housing crisis

Creating templated homes will degrade the suburbs further and leave councils and communities furious.

  • by Tone Wheeler
The areas first in line for Victoria’s new homelessness scheme

The areas first in line for Victoria’s new homelessness scheme

People at risk of sleeping rough in Melbourne’s north and west and on the eastern fringes will be among the first to access an overhauled homelessness-to-housing program.

  • by Broede Carmody

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