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Queensland Shelter submission: National Regulatory System for Community Housing
Early in the New Year Queensland Shelter will be writing a submission on the proposed National Regulatory System for Community Housing. State, Territory and Federal governments are working together to create a national regulatory system to overcome barriers, gaps and inconsistencies that have arisen through each State and Territory regulating community housing providers in a different way. Read more »
SAAP NATIONAL DATA COLLECTION ANNUAL REPORTS 2010-11
Government-funded specialist homelessness services: SAAP National Data Collection annual report 2010-11: Australia presents the 2010-11 data on the use of government-funded specialist homelessness services.
National Regulatory System for Community Housing
In June 2011, Housing Ministers across Australia agreed to a blueprint for a National Regulatory System for community housing providers. The proposed system seeks to introduce nationally consistent regulatory arrangements to promote the growth of the community housing sector nationally. Read more »
Shelter WA forum guest presentation: How our tax system affects housing affordability
Shelter WA held the forum: How our Tax System Affects Housing Affordability on November 14, 2011. Deputy Director of Centre for Research in Applied Economics at Curtin University, Rachel Ong, presented. Their slides are attached.
Vale William Small
Queensland Shelter is saddened to inform members that our Head of Treasury, Mr William Small, passed away this morning after a prolonged battle with illness over the last year. Read more »
