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A series of mass evictions has uprooted entire communities in the Pacific Island nation as people move to its urban fringes — and the government is looking for answers.Photo shows A woman with brown hair in a ponytail sitting outside a motel roomTourism and Leisure Industry
From a carpark to 'beautiful' homes, not-for-profit developer seeks to fast-track affordable apartments A council in Melbourne's west knew it could be making up to 50 people homeless when it ordered them to leave an affordable housing estate last year and contemplated not offering them any assistance at all, according to internal documents obtained by the ABC.Photo shows A drone-shot of an industrial area, Techno Park Drive, with eight large fuel tanks sitting amongst residential houses.
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The Greens have added a 'landlord watchdog' to a growing housing policy wish listThe Greens will also push for permanent rent control if they hold the balance of power in the next parliament.
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Housing supply: Labour crunch shapes up as roadblock to hope of housing supply jumpSome of the country’s largest builders say they are pivoting towards properties for older downsizers and wealthy baby boomers to make the margins they need.
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Brisbane Housing Company seeks to fast-track Toowoomba affordable housing plansA developer is working to speed up the approval of a 75-unit apartment complex in the heart of Toowoomba under a new state planning initiative, in a bid to get more social and affordable housing onto the market.
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