‘Empty promises’: Voter fronts Crisafulli over homeless crisis
A Queenslander fed-up with a lack of services for homeless people has challenged Opposition Leader David Crisafulli during a campaign stop on the Sunshine Coast.
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A Queenslander fed-up with a lack of services for homeless people has challenged Opposition Leader David Crisafulli during a campaign stop on the Sunshine Coast.
A mother-of-nine has highlighted a major crisis across Queensland, revealing she has had to move house about 10 times in a year.
Rural patients and their families travelling to the city for vital healthcare such as brain surgery or transplants are losing discount accommodation, as the apartment blocks have been bought up by the government for the homeless.
Queensland schools are bolstering security after a surge in homeless, drug-affected and mentally unwell people trespassing.
We need to increase our adoption of modern methods of construction to solve the housing crisis, write Paul Bidwell and Fiona Caniglia.
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has used the Bush Summit to make a major election pledge with a $1bn housing guarantee for regional Qld should he win in October.
Queensland’s housing crisis – and the increase in tent cities it brings with it – is reaching breaking point. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
New tent cities have been set-up near some of Brisbane’s busiest intersections, as Queensland emerges as the “epicentre” of the housing crisis.
Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
South Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
The Greens are set to launch an ambitious proposal to bring back a bygone institution, claiming it will save the average home owner-occupier $6000 off their mortgage.
There is space for nearly 600,000 homes across council-approved sites in Queensland, but barriers are preventing development.
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