Sorry Mr Mayor, not everyone who’s homeless has a choice
Once again, we are now faced with the question of what happens next for people who are sleeping rough, writes Karyn Walsh.
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Once again, we are now faced with the question of what happens next for people who are sleeping rough, writes Karyn Walsh.
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Queensland’s housing crisis – and the increase in tent cities it brings with it – is reaching breaking point. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
Some of Australia’s most prominent home builders have issued a clarion call to the federal government over the housing crisis as the nation reaches a critical juncture.
Approval for a developer to sell off 12 of its housing estates, including four in South East Queensland, will boost the supply of new dwellings.
Several barbecues have been destroyed at a Queensland homeless encampment, within 24 hours of power being restored after it had been shutdown following allegations of stabbings, fires and vandalism.
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.
An extraordinary population spike has triggered warnings from experts about Queensland’s ability to keep pace with the growth.
Construction on Queensland’s largest social housing project will begin next week after it secured hundreds of millions of dollars in federal, state and private sector funding.
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