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Queensland’s Housing Minister has defended the state government’s progress almost 12 months on from the flagship housing summit, while taking a massive swipe at her LNP counterpart.
Thousands of old homes are in decline in small towns, where potential owners cannot justify renovation costs, writes Robbie Katter.
A review will investigated how 90 not-for-profit organisations delivering 194 services are deploying $250m in taxpayer funds.
The state government is being urged to develop a clear and comprehensive plan to address Queensland’s housing crisis one year on from a landmark summit.
Queensland children forced into homelessness by the state’s housing crisis are being taken from their parents and becoming wards of the state.
Two months after the state government declared disused accommodation at a South East Queensland university would be converted to help tackle Queensland’s housing crisis, no significant on-site works have commenced.
Politicians might complain about the media, but The Courier-Mail has been a guiding light for many state initiatives, writes the editor.
It is going to take a whole range of short, medium and long-term solutions to fix Queensland’s housing crisis, writes Jen Williams.
The Premier’s promise to ease the housing crisis must be measured after 100 days, one year and every year for the next decade, writes David Crisafulli.
Planning red tape is set to be slashed to speed up the delivery of emergency housing in the wake of natural disasters. This is how it will work.
A mass land audit and the fast-tracking of satellite cities were just some of the ideas flagged at the Queensland housing summit. HAVE YOUR SAY
Early signs from the Housing Summit are promising, but the government must follow through with real outcomes sooner rather than later, writes the editor.
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