Around the House The newsletter of Shelter NSW
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TextPublication details: NSW Shelter NSWSubject(s): Summary: Around the House is the quarterly newsletter of Shelter NSW. Shelter NSW was established in 1975 and is the State's peak housing policy and advocacy body.
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| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 100 / March 2015 | Available | Incl. election supplement. Investing in our housing future; Where is real housing policy in this election?; When 'housing diversity'isn't good enough: incorporating affordable housing into urban renewal; Responding to 'social housing in NSW'; Vale Tom Uren; Reform of the federation- housing, homelessness and the road to reform; Around the House- 100th edition- then and now; 'Renewal' of strata title schemes; Abolition of conveyance duty (stamp duty) | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 101 / June 2015 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Tax reform is central to addressing housing affordability; From the new Minister; New value-capture based affordable housing scheme in Sydney; The new mood in social housing reform in NSW; Supporting refugee and humanitarian entrants to find suitable housing; The housing cost of mining; A great place to live - population growth in a non-metropolitan region; When older people are forced to move by robert Mowbray; Commonwealth budget 2015 | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 102 / September 2015 | Available | Feat. TUNSW article from TU blog. NDIA has a role in housing advocacy; 'Renewal' of strata schemes likely to worsen affordability; Is enough housing really in the NDIS mix?; Cost-effectiveness of housing assistance for NDIS participants opens new opportunities; New choices or new control: the NDIS and the right to live in the community; Hope and change- what does the NDIS mean for community housing providers; NDIS and housing: big challenges, bigger opportunities; Housing and the NDIS: issues and complications for carers; The story of Bonnie's first 40 years; New design standards for apartment buildings; There is no one above us- tenant participation resources- adapted from TU blog | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 103 / December 2015 | Available | Feat TUNSW articles by Ned Cutcher and Thomas Mortimer. Review of the Residential Tenancies Act a chance to imagine a much improved law by Ned Cutcher; A real package needed to tackle failures of our housing system- starting with the state budget; Sweeping reforms to social housing laws by Thomas Mortimer; The increasinf frailty of public housing tenure in New South Wales; NDIS could leave a 53,000 home gap over the next 10 years; The 'Communities Plus' approach to increasing social housing; Non-planning for affordable housing; New board for shelter | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 104 / March 2016 | Available | Feat TUNSW article by Ned Cutcher. Future directions for social housing in NSW: does this bold policy let itself down?; Tax reform and affordable housing- good policy vs bad politics; A missed opportunity on affordable housing?; Future directions- trying to do more with less by Ned Cutcher TUNSW; Single older women- doing it tough in the rental market; Future directions: chapter one of an affordable housing story; Strong on principles, light on detail- NSWs 'strategic housing' announcement; Changing home ownership and growing inequality; Home energy action 2016 to be launched | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 105 / June 2016 | Available | Feat TUNSW article by Ned Cutcher. Does this election offer hope for housing action?; Latest rental affordability index shows worsening problem; Australians asked to Vote Home in bid to end housing crisis by 2025; Powerful arguments for reducing the tax discount on capital gains; What does the federal election mean for tenants? by Ned Cutcher; What are the parties offering to solve the housing crisis in this election?; Urban renewal driving public housing higher; Commonwealth budget- housing settings beyond the election | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 57 / March 2004 | Available | Shelter, NCOSS seek new deal on housing affordability; Legal services for homesless people, Report to the UN Rapporteur- women and adequate; Housing 2005; Some consultation principles for estate redevelopment; How to we get a sustainable social housing system?; Shelter seminar 'housing australians'; What does the upper house inquiry mean? Tenancy databases: ban them; Who pays for development costs?; Minto gets a tenant advocate | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 58 / May 2004 | Available | The mini-budget: Henny penny, there's a storm in my teacup!; Tax reforms; Consultation on women's rights; Interpretr services for homeless dumped; Go figure; Court decision on park angers MP; Greenway flats - 50 years on; Homelessness Peak Body fires up. UN report on Aust. women and housing; Database knocked by Privacy COmmissioner; Boarding House blues; Your shout | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 60 / December 2004 | Available | Affordable housing is central to social sustainability; Shelter calls for community consultation on Bonnyrigg; Housing Sydneysiders to 2030; Pilots start on anti-social behaviour in public housing estates; 'Planning agreements' for affordable housing; Levying developers for affordable housing; Houses of the future; Housing problems for Key Workers; Pre-European indigenous housing | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 61 / June 2005 | Available | Treading water, not drowning, not swimming: the NSW housing budget 2005-06; Housing highlights: the state budget 2005-06; Reshaping or mis-shaping public housing?; Prospects grim for the next 5 year SAAP agreement; Putting down roots- Reflections through the trees; Planning law enables developer contributions for affordable housing; Protection for residential park tenants in Gosford; Refugees need access to secure affordable housing | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 62 / September 2005 | Available | New premier committed to public and affordable housing; Tenancy Law reform and longer leases by Robert Mowbray; Enhancing COmmunity Housing; Welcome to two new staff at Shelter NSW; Planning agreements for affordable housing; Land tax exemption for low-cost accomodation; 'housing dollars, social value'; Housing appeals committee turns 10; Some financial operating trends for the Department of Housing | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 63 / December 2005 | Available | Sydney plans for public housing; What future for homeless services in NSW?; Parliamentary enquiry into supply of public housing; Reshaping public housing becomes law; Tenant review the 'reshaping public housing agenda; Social housing tenants research a statewide advocacy; Affordable housing in the North Coast of NSW; Housing action: shapshots from the past 30 years; Moving to work, moving from work- housing, travel, cost and key workers in Sydney; Crime and public housing by Robert Mowbray; Park residents win new ground; NSW Social housing Tenant conference 2005 | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 64 / March 2006 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Private rental: can it deliver affordable housing to low-income tenants by Robert Mowbray; Can we have a better social housing system; 'Every kid ...' campaign; Bonnyrigg: what might the future hold; 2006 NSW COmmunity Housing Conference; Conference gives a wake up call on homelessness; Public housing next in sights of Redfern Waterloo Authority; UK Crack Down; NSW Housing and Human Services Accord; SAAP V campaign; Living on the margins; Around the regions | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 65 / June 2006 | Available | TUNSW feat. articles by Chris Martin and Robert Mowbray. State Budget 2006-07... thumbs up, Thumbs down! By Robert Mowbray; Regeneration partnerships; Reshaping Public Housing Reforms ... a fundamental shift by Robert Mowbray; Claymore stories; 'From Tolerance to Respect ...' International Conference; Reshaping Public Housing' and work disincentives by Chris Martin; Training course for social housing tenants; Canada Bay uses planning agreement for affordable housing; Counting the homeless in the 2006 Census; Private Rental Seminar; Occupancy agreements: law reform for boarders and lodgers; Regional planning across NSW; | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 66 / September 2006 | Available | Feat. articles by Robert Mowbray. Community housing faces the future; Community housing conference explores the role of the sector; Tenants Union Training; Having trouble finding housing for your clients?; Damning report by ombudsman on boarding houses; Tenant participation in public housing; Co-operative housing - where does it fir in the social housing system today?; Forum on Affordable Housing; The lived experiences of sole parent renters; In the black and on track: Narromine Local Aboriginal Land Council; Australia Fair Campaign | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 67 / December 2006 | Available | Feat. articles by Robert Mowbray. Affordable housing ownership through shared equity; Adaptable housing and local governments; Call for a New South Wales Homelessness Strategy; Antipoverty week; 'Building Blocks' seminar; A glimpse of the future; Redevelopment of Public Housing Estates: How can public housing tenants be informed and consulted?; What is happening with the Housing and Human Services Accor; NSW 'state plan'; Superannuation changes require a ethink on rental housing investment; Reshaping Public Housing; ACOSS initiative on 'Welfare to Work'; New public housing in Inner West | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 68 / March 2007 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. 2007 state election: make housing an issue by Robert Mowbray; Bold changes needed; With a sense of community; A homeless strategy for NSW; Housing and domestic violence; Youth homelessness matters; I rent and I vote!; NESB people with disabilities: housing issues; Some key issues for social housing tenants; Social housing is a key priority, says minister; Housing- an important election issue; Social housing- issues for Aboriginal people; Residential parks: residents concerns; Unresolved housing need or unresolved need for housing?; Residential tenancies in Waverly- 1971-2001; A modest proposal for preventing the poor from being a burden to the housing ministers of the natins; Local government housing and commmunity housing associations | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 69 / June 2007 | Available | Articles by Robert Mowbray. Climate change and low-income houing consumers; Housing and Support for People with Disability conference report; Report from conference workshops; Action against predatory lending; After the state election; Energy and water conservation - assistance schemes for low income households; Draft community housing survey; Indigenous community housing and infrastructure program to end; Debt-equity financing for affordable rental housing: how does it work; Youth Homelessness Matters Day 2007; 108 years young; Changes to Public Housing | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 70 / September 2007 | Available | TUNSW feat. articles by Chris Martin and Robert Mowbray. Housing Australia- a fair share for all; Shelter NSW forum and workshop; National Housing Affordability Summit; Sydney rents- location, location, location; Measures of housing affordability by Robert Mowbray; Number crunching- rental and income by Chris Martin; KLC: an equity housing prototype; Shelter NSW AGM; Developments in community housing; Can shared equity work for people with disability?; Changes to Seniors planning policy; CHL launches NSW operations; Refugee housing- their struggle continues; NSW report card on homelessness; Don't dream, it's over; Around the regions | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 71 / December 2007 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Federal focus on housing affordability; Another missed opportunity for tenancy law reform? by Robert Mowbray; Should we dump the Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement?; Evaluating 'Reshaping public housing'; Shelter conference on climate change; Housing NSW: energy-water conservation; Supported accommodation and disability; Assistance for residential park closures; New City West Housing developments; 'Unmaking' poor places; New Aboriginal Housing Office Board; Community housing registration system; Around the regions; 'Living co-operatively' symposium | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 72 / April 2008 | Available | Feat. 2 articles by Robert Mowbray. national housing overviews: Challenges ahead but outlook positive; Social security, homelessness and participation; Barking up the wrong pole: Electricity privatisation and consumers; Strategy for community housing released; Op shops as Dumping grounds by Robert Mowbray; Low tide at Bondi: Waverley Council's affordable housing scheme at risk; It's time to put the autistic spectrum on the housing map; Deaths in public housing: It's a beat up by Robert Mowbray; Around the regions: Mid north coast housing issues in the spotlight; Animation Project celebrates 10 years of making a difference | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 73 / July 2008 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Homelessness and the housing link; New Shelter NSW strategic plan developed; Challenges for Aboriginal Housing Office; State budget 2008-9; Caravan parks as the last resort; Shelter NSW conference on publlic housing; Housing for older single women; Commonwealth Budget 2008-2009; New arrangements for government financing of housing assistance; Planning and affordable housing; Don't grow old as a protected tenant by Robert Mowbray; The BMWs that are public housing; Tips for people who can't afford their mortgage payments; Around the regions: affordable housing in Bega | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 74 / September 2008 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. A new National Affordable Housing Agreement; National Rental Affordability Scheme- insights from America; Australia Fair- National Housing Advocacy Day; Private rental and people with disabilities; Homelessness statistics and strategies; Reshaping the Residential Tenancies Act; Condition reports and fudging it by Robert Mowbray; Renting pensioners: the forgotten ones; Tenancy skills coaching for NGOs and Housing NSW staff; Around the regions- Central Coast Housing Crisis, Rising rents in the Illawarra region; Northern Rivers Affordable Housing Project update; Shelter NSW 'somewhere to call home'campaign | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 75 / December 2008 | Available | Feat 2 articles by Robert Mowbray. A new regime for Housing; Message from the NSW Minister for Housing; Regulation of community housing providers; CRASH Sydney caretaker training; Parramatta Supported Housing Project; The state mini-budget; Sudanese families struggle to secure housing; Should Australia follow England and give more power to social housing tenants?; Demographia housing affordability surveys: how valid are they?; Reshaping what? by Robert Mowbray and Annabel Doherty (Newtaas); Housing and family health in Canterbury; Hoarders and the bull in the China Shop by Robert Mowbray; What Tenants need to know | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 76 / March 2009 | Available | Article by Robert Mowbray. Housing affordability and tax; A new era in the development of services for homeless people; A positive start to NRAs for the community housing sector; Review of guidelines for water usage charging; A Four-Year Growth Plan for Affordable Housing Programs; Commonwealth initiative on housing assistance 2008-09; 'Somewhere to call home' campaign workshops; Gimme Shelter; NRAS success for ARCH and the two co-ops in Fairfield; A law unto themselves; Community housing rent reforms; Homeless in paradise | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 77 / June 2009 | Available | Article by Robert Mowbray. Housing moves: transforming Australian housing policy; Older renters in public housing and the private rental market; Almost a midnight call; Community land trusts: the developer that doesn't go away; Some joy; Giving a tax break to first home buyers | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 78 / September 2009 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Social housing construction funding cut by $750 million; Community housing providers to get government-owned dwelling; Affordable housing SEPP: the one that got away; Can community housing be more than a franchise?; Finding a place of our own; Rent It Keep It- test it; NSW homelessness plans aplenty; State Budget 2009-10; Design, dollars, deadlines and social housing; Integrated services responses to homelessness: an example; The Housing Trust celebrates 25 years; Sustainable homeownership for low-income households; The law is an ass by Robert Mowbray; 'The crisis and beyond: for a stronger and fairer housing system'conference; Order of Australia Medal for Garry Mallard | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 79 / December 2009 | Available | TUNSW feat. articles by Chris Martin and Robert Mowbray. The draft Residential Tenancies Bill 2009 by Chris Martin TUNSW; Project 40 and combatting homelessness in the Nepean; Parliamentary Inquiry into Homelessness and Low-cost Rental accommodation; National Shelter's policy platform launched; Some taxing challenges for the Henry review; Common Ground; Nineteenth nervous breakdown- changes to the Aboriginal Housing Office rents; The power of SIX by Robert Mowbray; Environmental sustainability and reframing housing affordability; Profiling NSW state electorates | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 80 / March 2010 | Available | At risk- single, female and ageing; Disinvestment and the big lie; Reform and rejuvination of the NSW housing co-op sector; Consumer voices and making a difference; Housing choices for older people on lower incomes; Supply- the elephant in the room; Five years later- the legacy of Harvey Volke lives on; Leaving Domestic Violence; Shelter NSW conference on Éstates in the balance | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 81 / June 2010 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. The Henry review and housing - two steps forward and two steps back; Inside the state budget; The federal Budget and post-stimulus world; Rough justice from the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal; A better lease on life; Renting: not just a stepping stone; Housing issues for ex-prisoners; The law of averages does not apply | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 82 / September 2010 | Available | Feat TUNSW articles by Robert Mowbray and Ned Cutcher. Conflict warning on housing density; The liminality of moderate-income households and the languishing of intermediate housing; Swings and roundabouts- the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 by Ned Cutcher; Anti-Poverty Week; Health impact of Housing NSW sales program on Macquarie Fields residents; EWON review of water usage charges paid by public housing tenants; 'We'll only obey the law if the policeman tells us to' and other stories by Robert Mowbray; Rent It Keep It greeted with enthusiasm; | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 83 / December 2010 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Domestic violence in licensed boarding houes: speaking out in the landguage of change; Rough sleepers, sheds and improvised dwellings; Aboriginal housing: closing the gap from social housing to homeownership; Anti-social behaviour in public housing; Universities can alleviate pressure on housing market; An oral history of protected tenants; Public housing and mental health; Access choice livability | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 84 / February 2011 | Available | TUNSW feat. articles by Chris Martin and Robert Mowbray. Access choice livability; NCOSS seeks to engage NSW major parties on priority state election issues; Continuing the growth of community housing; Concern over changes in Aboriginal housing policy; Leveraging affordable rental housing; Campaign against NRAS funding cuts; The Residential Tenancies Act 2010- the still unfinished business by Chris Martin; Renting privately and growing old at election time by Robert Mowbray; Housing pressures in a high-growth region; Boarding houses- the case for reform; The housing needs of women and children experiencing domestic and family violence; A spectrum of youth housing and support; The housing side of homelessness; Housing economics for non-economists | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 85 / June 2011 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Vision for social housing in New South Wales; Views from the estates; Residents' Voices: advantage, disadvantage, community and place; Putting affordable housing back into planning policy; A national perspective on marginal tenures; On retaliation by Robert Mowbray; NSW Consumer Advisory Group- Mental Health Inc; The ties that bind- housing, homelessness and employment participation; Living well in greater density in Greater Sydney; Cohousing in Australia | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 86 / October 2011 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Changes to the affordable rental housing state environmental planning policy; Why older Australians aren't downsizing; the next National affordable Housing Agreement; outcomes from the National Rental Affordability Scheme; Hoarding as a wicked problem by robert Mowbray; a national urban policy; 'Welcome home'conference; Men's sheds in public housing areas; Nexus between the justice system and homelessness; Australians for Affordable housing | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 87 / December 2011 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Land use, housing affordability and affordable housing; Smoke seepage in multi-unit housing; Apartments for children; Visutal and audio privacy in multi-unit dwellings; Marginal renting update; New CEO for Homelessness NSW; Housing Appeals Committee: trends and strategies; Proposal to repeal landlord and tenant legislation: its problematic by Robert Mowbray | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 88 / March 2012 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Dilemmas in rent-charging; Audio and visual privacy in flats; Mixed communities and urban renewal; Improving access to private rental in South West Sydney; Financial housing assistance in 2011; Residents'Voices website launched; Older renters in the private rental market: trends and milestones by Robert Mowbray; Shelter NSW life membership for Col James; 'Explorations in nonprofit housing: models inspirations resurgence' confidence | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 89 / June 2012 | Available | TUNSW feat. articles by Ned Cutcher, Sarah Drury, Julie Foreman and Robert Mowbray. Can community housing providers make a difference; Commonwealth budget whimpers; Raising awareness about share housing by Sarah Drury; A year of living dangerously: reflections on the new renting laws in NSW by ned Cutcher; Boarding house reform announced; 'Housing economic for non-economists' lecture series; Workshops in Bega; A tale of two cities: rental affordability in Greater Sydney; Housing and Mental Health Agreement: moving towards implementation; On adverse possession by Robert Mowbray; Community Justice Centres and neighbour disputes; Funding for the TAAP by Julie Foreman; Housos 'would you like them living next door to you'; Éxplorations in nonprofit housing | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 90 / October 2012 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Homelessness service sector reform; Statistical snapshots from the ABS; State Bdget 2012; Changes in housing assistance and the future for social housing; Planning for the Growth Machine; Boarding house legislation in the pipeline; Three cents a day- why tenant services are great value by Robert Mowbray; It's time to boost Newstart; National homelessness update; Éxplorations in nonprofit housing'conference | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 91 / December 2012 | Available | Feat. article by Robert Mowbray. Support services for social-housing tenants; Changes to social-housing financing; Regional students''housing needs are 'under the radar'; Strata-title laws, urban renewal, and displacement; Housing supply bonds and attracting institutional investment; Tenant Participation Resource Services forum; Boarding Houses Bill 2012 passed; When there isn't enough to eat: food insequrity and housing insecurity; Tough times and terrifying thinking; National Shelter NAHA project; Law is just part of their armourt ... and other tenancy updates by Robert Mowbray; Housing economics for non-economists | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 92 / March 2013 | Available | TUNSW feat. articles by Julie Foreman and Robert Mowbray. Building Sydney; Can we call them a home? Boarding house reform in NSW; Housing wellbeing: the urban policy challenge for Australia; Getting a home and staying in it; UrbanGrowth for urban growth; Stimulus housing was a good investment; Homelessness and the TAAP's role in preventing it by Julie Foreman; Multigenerational households on the rise; Vale Col James; Watch out for for-profit conferences; A history of tenant activism and the emergence of the Tenants Union of NSW by Robert Mowbray; The Australian community land trust manual is now available; 'Housing crossroads: hot topics in housing policy' conference | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 94 / September 2013 | Available | Feat. article by Julie Lee and Ned Cutcher. Making futures for social housing; Thoughts from the new DG; After the election- what can housing expect?; A weekwjen we can all do something about poverty; Changes for residential parks about to become law; Housing, employment and participation; Thank you Tenancy Advice and Advocacy Services by Julie Lee and Ned Cutcher; Housing the highest need for community service clients; Housing stress: a cost of caring?; Improving service delivery to Aboriginal people; What you can learn from the Multicultural Housing Assistance Seminars | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 95 / December 2013 | Available | TUNSW feat. article by Chris Martin. Strata reform; Where to after the Housing Supply Council; Housing crisis hits the suburbs of Melbourne; Unlocking institutional finance for affordable housing; Changes and inquiries; Public Housing and Centrelink by Maree O'Halloran; ACCOSS confronts housing tax challenge; Barb the builder project; Sharing planning uplift for affordable housing; What's in the planning bill about affordable housing; Fixing a heritage problem for public tenants by Chris Martin TUNSW; A 'new' face for National Shelter | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 96 / March 2014 | Available | Housing and the NDIS: the elephant in the room; Housing appeals: what has 18 years achieved; Why talk about the private rental market?; Urban activation Precincts take shape; Making a rental property a home; Redeveloping public housing; Social investment and the future of affordable and secure housing; The view returning to National Shelter | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 97 / June 2014 | Available | State Budget treading water on affordable housing; Decision on homelessness service funding announced; A word from the new minister; Affordable housing a big loser in the Federal budget; Mike Allen- 36 years of housing service; Social investment: small scale innovations plus large scale vanilla supply; What do tenants in the private rental market face? The story from three surveys; The private rental sector: realities, challenges, possibilities; Private rental: investment and supply issues; Residents respond to Millers Point sell off | |
| Serial | tunsw | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 98 / September 2014 | Available | Welfare reform - will it influence housing policy?; Housing and federalism - Is it time to change direction?; Does the inquiry into social housing tenancy management hint at new policy?; Ageing in place - put what kind of place?; Older women and homelessness - painting the picture today; NSW Homelessness services in the spotlight; Two year study shows new approach can end homelessness and save money; Report of the legislative council inquiry into social housing released; the Portfolio Strategy puzzle | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no. 99 / December 2014 | Available | The new geography of suburban disadvantage in Australia; It's time to put housing on the agenda for the NSW State elections; Renters at home?; Affordable housing and the planning system; Social housing policy out for discussion; Planning for people charter; A window into the finances of state housing agencies: financial results for 2014; Public Accounts Committee notes delay in portfolio strategy | |
| Serial | tunsw TU library | J/A/1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issue no.93 / June 2013 | Available | Feat. TUNSW article by Chris Martin. Homelessness in a time of prosperity; New NSW planning regime and affordable housing; Affordable housing: a shared labour; Planning for an affordable Sydney; 'Housing Crossroads'conference; Social housing and heritage by Chris Martin; Commonwealth budget 2013; How the housing system works; Thinking outside the toolbox- ideas to help deliver and improve repairs service |
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