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Everyday more than 122,000 people have no home in Australia.
- Almost one in four are children under 18
- One in five are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australians
- One in 10 are over 55
In a wealthy nation we can #endhomelessness
#HW2023
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Have you seen the schedule for August’s housing and homelessness forum?
Hear from #localgovernment housing and social planning experts from @cityofmelbourne, @BrimbankCouncil and more.
See the full schedule and register now: ow.ly/lsUm50PkfJ2
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The full agenda for August’s housing and homelessness forum is now live.
The affordable networking and collaborative event includes sector experts from @AHURI_Research, @UniMelb, the @CAVAustralia and more.
See the full agenda and register now: ow.ly/BeAn50PkfCx
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We welcome the latest allocations through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program today but are disappointed inner-city #councils aren’t eligible for this round.
Read more 👉 bit.ly/3LOOKVe
#localgov #infrastructure #auspol
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Our Housing Australia Future Fund is about people.
Thousands of new social and affordable rental homes for some of our most vulnerable.
The Liberals and Greens should stop standing in the way of support for these Australians and help pass our housing legislation.
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#Go8 is urging the Govt to prioritise visa processing for all international students given the impending commencement of the new academic year so we can return to normal and minimise further disruption, said Chief Exec Vicki Thomson.
afr.com/politics/federal/chi…
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In recent weeks, four separate reports into homelessness and unaffordable housing issues that are of concern to Australian governments at all levels have been published.
Learn more → bit.ly/3VE8Iok
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The annual Rental Affordability Index released today.
Low income households are making difficult decisions about whether to pay for housing or other essentials.
Report and heatmaps available at bit.ly/3XCXJgi
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City leaders from across the world explained how their municipalities are taking immediate action to reduce emissions, create new jobs and tackle rising energy costs for their businesses and residents.
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Capital cities have been disproportionally affected by the pandemic. So it was good to catch up with Lord Mayors from across Australia to discuss shared efforts to revitalise the engine rooms of Australia’s economy.
@BasilZempilas @AnnaReyno @konv57
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Today, mayors & councillors from some of the nation’s most flood damaged regions released a statement.
Their message to the Fed Govt is clear: Climate change is hurting our communities & we need more support to protect communities from catastrophic climate shocks.
#AusPol
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Today we released our flagship research report, State of the Nation’s Housing.
The report focuses on drivers of housing supply and demand, and identifies opportunities and risks to housing affordability.
Link to report: nhfic.gov.au/research/resear…
#housing #research #economics
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If the states put up matching funding, a $20 billion federal government Social Housing Future Fund could provide 6,000 social homes a year grattan.edu.au/news/a-place-… #auspol #ausecon #poverty
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Mayor Reynolds of Hobart joined #COP26 to “call on the PM to work with us to design a cities emissions reduction program” and to “encourage everyone to see cities as real partners in climate solutions.” #GCoM #climatechange #timeformultilevelaction
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A special analysis of movement data in Australia’s Capital City CBDs since the COVID-19 pandemic began shows movement in the Melbourne CBD was at only 23% of pre-pandemic levels in late October as the city began to re-open after over two months... #auspol ow.ly/OJ9h30rZ5Ck
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The rapid shift to #WorkingFromHome caused by the #COVID19 pandemic is one of the biggest changes in 50-years to the way we work. What does this mean for workplaces, urban centres and wellbeing? Read our latest paper:
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Cities are Australia's "secret weapon to achieve net zero", according to a new report from @Mayors4Climate and @ICLEI
gcom-oceania.org/news-blog/2…
#climateaction
#climatechange
#planningmatters
@LGAQ @ALGAcomms @CCCLM01 @SEQMayors
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Always inspiring to work with my capital city Mayoral colleagues - meeting 4 ministers & 3 shadows in just a few hours. We’re speaking for our cities & sectors hit by COVID, arts & culture, university education, hospitality #mayorsunite @LordMayorMelb @bne_lordmayor @sandyver
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Huge mistake for @ScottMorrisonMP to discount working with cities & Mayors to get big reductions in Oz emissions. Urban areas create 70% of emissions & we’re already delivering climate solutions. Can do more if PM works with us! #auspol #DontDismissCities @CCCLM01 @Mayors4Climate
Scott Morrison inches Australia towards 2050 net zero emissions but distances himself from 'inner city' types, reports @jamesglenday ab.co/3xb1v30 #auspol
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Big win for @cityofmelbourne & @brisbanecityqld as @HighCourtofAus hangs up on @Telstra appeal over supersize payphone cabinets. LIFD should not be used to erode #localgov's planning role. bit.ly/3wYPuOi
































