Indigenous Homelessness
There are fears hundreds of vulnerable people in the Northern Territory will be at risk of homelessness after the shock closure of an Aboriginal corporation's shelter.
Among the hundreds of Indigenous leaders and experts who gathered in Adelaide on Kaurna Country last week for the National First Nations Housing & Homelessness Forum was Patricia Cotton, chief exe...
Grim new statistics reveal that regional Western Australia is experiencing a homelessness crisis of unprecedented proportions with nearly half of all Specialist Homelessness Services clients coming fr...
First Nations homelessness in Victoria is twice that of the national average, new data has revealed. The specialist homelessness services annual report 2023–24 from the Australian Institute of H...
A Western Australian First Nations business will be able to boost its services to tackle homelessness after registering as a charity organisation.
Homelessness Australia has called for a dedicated First Nations Housing and Homelessness Plan to address the issues driving over-representation of Indigenous children and families among Australia's ho...
Specialist homelessness services for Indigenous Victorians will soon be available in the heart of Melbourne, with many seeking help from the increasingly unaffordable private rental market.
The Victorian housing minister has told the Yoorrook Justice Commission that the scale of the help offered by the government has been inadequate to tackle the significant issue of housing and homeless...
NT Shelter, the Territory's Peak body for affordable housing and homelessness, has welcomed the federal budget's more than doubling of funding for housing and homelessness via a new $9.
The peak body for Aboriginal housing in Victoria has welcomed the $15 million invested to combat Indigenous homelessness in this week's state budget, but argued more funding is urgently needed to prev...
The Northern Territory holds the dubious distinction of having the highest rate of homelessness in Australia. With 11 per cent of all homeless people in Australia living in the NT, it's no exaggeratio...
Noelene Garlett, a Noongar champion who stood up for the rights of homeless people, passed away earlier this month aged 62, having recently suffered from a stroke.
Veteran housing advocates in Western Australia have called for an end to the use of "no reason" fixed term tenancy evictions from public housing in WA after revelations of suicide deaths of young Abor...