Crisafulli’s $1bn housing pledge for regional Qld
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.
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Where can I go? How do I get help? Your Qld housing questions answered
Queensland’s housing crisis – and the increase in tent cities it brings with it – is reaching breaking point. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
‘Popping up everywhere’: Tent cities taking over Brisbane CBD
New tent cities have been set-up near some of Brisbane’s busiest intersections, as Queensland emerges as the “epicentre” of the housing crisis.
Grim reality of Aussie life no one can escape
Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
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Growing up in crisis hotels: Homeless plight as rentals out of reach
Children are being raised in crisis hotel rooms and affordable rental properties are now non-existent as Queensland’s housing emergency shows no signs of easing.
Premier backs Lord Mayor’s plan to shave $100k off cost of Brisbane apartments
Apartments could become more affordable in Brisbane under Adrian Schrinner’s plan to remove outdated requirements for new developments.
‘Get on with it’: Dick backs Premier’s call for migration cut
Treasurer Cameron Dick has backed the Queensland Premier’s call for a cut to migration levels as the state struggles with housing.
Editor’s view: Migration needs closer attention
Without warning – and so far without adequate explanation – the federal Labor government opened the floodgates to the world post-Covid-19, writes the editor.
We need to have a sensible conversation about migration
Migration can be a good thing, but we must ensure we grow in a way that is sustainable, writes Meaghan Scanlon.
Qld housing crisis: 1 million households in financial stress
Close to one million households across Queensland are in financial stress as the cost of living and housing crisis hits a dire new peak. SEE THE WORST POSTCODES.
‘No new money … no new homes’: ‘Fraud’ claims ahead of Budget housing boost
The federal government has been accused of lying to the public and media about its new housing package, but the Prime Minister has rejected the criticism.
Revealed: Locations of 500 social homes as fast-track program lags
Of the thousands of social homes promised under a government-funded fast-track program, only one quarter have been built.
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