Researchers have identified the nine priority areas for social housing builds in Sydney — but there are concerns the Not In My Backyard movement could prove a challenge in community sentiment towards new developments.
Calls for private sector help in a housing crisis 'too big for government'
A former Victorian property developer turns his hand towards creating housing for the homeless, warning the crisis is stifling productivity and services.
Camping on rise in Victorian region where social housing in high demand
Some people facing housing pressure on the state's Bass Coast are opting to camp in the bush instead of spending most of their pay on rent.
Dozens of public housing residents now in private homes ahead of demolition
Almost one in five households displaced by a controversial plan to redevelop Melbourne’s public housing towers have been placed in the private market, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.
Teachers, police to be offered pod houses built for NSW flood survivors
The NSW government is making 58 pods originally set up to house people displaced by floods in the Byron Shire available for key workers in need of accommodation.
NSW's largest modular social housing build
Families have begun moving into a 24-modular home block in South Grafton on the state’s north coast that the state government says took half the time of a traditional new housing build. Supplied: Moov Modular
Tenant thrilled as modular home gets her off social housing wait list
The largest modular social housing development in New South Wales is being dubbed a cheaper and quicker solution than traditional building methods.
Victoria hiring homebuyer to relocate public housing tower residents
The Victorian government's housing agency is hiring an internal homebuyer as it works to find new homes for thousands of residents displaced by its controversial plan to redevelop Melbourne's public housing towers.
Philanthropic couple buy Hobart property as social housing for older women
Moved by stories of homelessness, a Tasmanian couple has taken it upon themselves to offer a solution to the state's housing crisis.
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Short-stay hotel earmarked for public housing 'not fit-for-purpose'
Neighbours of a short-stay hotel earmarked for public housing call on the WA government to hold open forums to hear their concerns, which include possible noise pollution and a lack of parking in the area.
These Tasmanians want to see housing as the number one priority this election
Amelia Bird would love to become a home-owner in Tasmania, but she isn't hopeful. Like many others, she is looking at what is being promised at this month's state election for people who want a place of their own.
Mum pushing to keep son in hospital says NDIS plan not keeping him safe
ToyNera Macgregor says her son Annan is no longer safe at home due to his significant disabilities, and that the NDIS has failed to provide the extra support he needs.
Court rejects developer's plan to convert Sydney boarding house to apartments
The boarding house, which became a refuge for low income earners after World War II, was purchased by LFD Developments who then served its residents with eviction orders last October.
Seniors who call Shark Bay home trade caravans for a house
They live in one of the most picturesque locations in regional WA but, until now, a lack of housing meant these seniors were not able to truly call Shark Bay home.
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Incident reports seen by the ABC describe chaos and damage at residential care homes.
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A graphic depicting a teenage girl trying to light a fire with a gas stove.
The girls had to be separated after getting into physical fights.
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Final tenants to leave Sydney boarding house ahead of redevelopment
The last two residents of a Paddington boarding house have been given until Monday to vacate or face eviction, forcing them to leave what has been home for a number of years.
$105m apartment complex bought to help fix housing crisis reveals curly problem
There's a desperate need for more social housing to help solve the property crisis — but the WA government's acquisition of an East Perth apartment complex shows there's also a delicate balance.
NT compared to US under Trump over plans to arm public 'quasi-police'
The Northern Territory government has been slammed over a plan to grant transit and public housing safety officers "quasi-policing powers", including authority to carry guns on buses, in supermarkets and public housing.
Housing crisis forces retiree out onto the streets to help the homeless
Advocates say a critical undersupply of housing has forced people onto the streets. But as more councils disperse homeless camps, rough sleepers are left with nowhere to go.