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Council adopts five year strategic blueprint
City of Hobart welcomes community portfolio members
Report reveals critical need for more affordable homes
Rent freeze must be on Friday’s National Cabinet agenda: Greens
NLC welcome much needed investment in National Parks
Rockliff’s cost of living inaction failing Tasmanians
Liberals have failed Tasmanian renters
Builders respond to latest inflation figures
Consumer confidence remains low
Government lifts support for first home buyers
Community Support and Advice Group 26 April
Reserve Bank proposes to ease LVR restrictions – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Victorian renters need housing solutions
Restoring our precious national parks after a decade of neglect
Council welcomes Federal roads funding
Eureka Stadium Upgrades Step Closer
Annual Community Strengthening Grants now open
Greens to fight to keep government interest rate power
Budget 2023 – Expanding short-stay centre in Tennant Creek
400 people to be randomly targeted in Council’s community survey
Homeless Veterans Need Help Now: Housing Future Fund Gridlock is Causing Veterans Hurt
Persistent inflation shows urgent need to tax wealth
Government must end benefit sanctions and cancel debt
Council incentive to encourage CBD development
Youth Voice Action Plan 2028 gets the green light from Council
Westbridge Funds Management targets luxury townhouse market with new Como development
Queensland Government delivers more support for women leaving custody
Government must heed the advice of its Women’s Economic Equality Taskforce
Amendment to Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme for future Tatura urban growth
Labor making wrong choices, again, on JobSeeker
‘Inadequate’ rent assistance must be increased
Changes to rent increases to give Queenslanders who rent a fair go
Cost-of-living pressures hurting Tasmanians
ABC star guest speaker at new exhibition; Home in St George 1920-1960
Price hikes squeeze young farmer hopes
Tasmanian economy projected to flatline
Queenslanders urged to have their say on fairer rental laws
Consumer confidence declined 18 April
Labor betrays millions of Australians with student debt
Room to Breathe program improving housing on Elcho and Groote islands
Don’t turn away the turn aways Youth Homelessness Matters Day 2023
Labor’s false solutions will not ease housing challenges
Young people are worth celebrating
NSW Premier gets behind Vinnies CEO Sleepout with $50,000 pledge
Calls to ensure social housing funding is central in developer discussions
Peak homelessness body calls for more discussion on Victorian developer levy
Upgrade of Troy Gully sewerage Pump station starts
New plan for Victoria to bridge gap between affordable and social housing