When the pandemic hit this time last year, it set in motion a response to homelessness that would normally have been considered impossible. At the start of the COVID crisis…

Whether calling for greater investment in crisis accommodation or helping young people break the cycle of sleeping rough, AJ was a committed champion for Sydney’s homeless. Jake Kendall reports. He…

A new report from Mission Australia provides unique insight into youth homelessness. Christopher Kelly distills the details. Homelessness can be an isolating, destabilising and often traumatic experience. For children and…

In Finland, the number of homeless people has fallen sharply. The reason? As Kathrin Glosel explains, it’s because the country has applied a revolutionary new housing concept. In 2008, you…

Even before the pandemic, cash transactions in Australia were on the decline. As Christopher Kelly reports, post-COVID, there are concerns we could become a completely cashless society.  The thought hadn’t…

Homelessness has reached epidemic levels. Alex Greenwich writes about homelessness following his experience on the SBS ‘Filthy, Rich and Homeless’ reality series.

About one in three voters rents their housing. Paul van Reyk explores what the Tenants' Union of NSW sees as the challenges facing government in delivering a better deal for…

It’s one of the mysteries of modern political life that the issue that everyone agrees on – the unaffordability of housing in NSW – seems to pass without serious policies…

With public housing in Millers Point, Dawes Point and The Rocks again under threat of sale a group of interested locals formed a group called CoRE following a community meeting.…