housing

With housing a central issue for young Australians this election, both Labor and the Coalition announced major fresh housing initiatives on Sunday as part of their campaign launches.

A new transitional housing for women, including trans and non-binary individuals, has opened up in Sydney, furthering support.

An overwhelming majority of Australian business directors (80 per cent) say their commitment to diversity and inclusion will be the same or stronger in Australia, despite the bakclash occurring under Donald Trump’s second term.

Women, gender-diverse people, and their families are bearing the brunt of Australia’s housing crisis. YWCA is proposing a solution.

Labor’s housing legislation has passed in the Senate after the Greens announced it would back the Bill it has opposed for months.

“Overwhelmed, hopeless, trapped, crushed”. This is the devastating reality of how young women feel as a result of Australia’s housing crisis. 

Australia is in the midst of a devastating housing crisis, making it harder and harder for people to afford a home.

Women’s representation in skilled trades sits at just 3 per cent, indicating a vast, underutilised resource that could play a pivotal role.

Two thirds of Australians are experiencing housing stress amid the ‘brutal reality’ of the country’s ongoing housing crisis.

Small Business Minister Julie Collins says the housing and homelessness portfolios complement the needs of today’s small business sector.

Rather than become a country that treats housing just as an investment that deepens inequality, we can give families a place to call home.

Small businesses are making huge leaps to support women escaping from domestic violence by donating temporary housing to them.