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housing crisis

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‘This shit’s fake’: The Housing Crisis is Completely Avoidable

Only sustained, widespread anger is enough to break the complacency that holds Australian housing policy in a perpetual state of inertia.

March 22, 2023 Luke Cass
News //

‘Housing is a human right’: Protesters defend public housing

This protest follows the Government's plans to evict more than 100 people from the Franklyn/Bay streets complex, demolish buildings and sell the land to private developers to build 14-storey high complexes in Glebe.

May 22, 2022 Christine Lai
Analysis //

How to start a squat

It’s possible to live rent-free in Sydney: just find somewhere with an ‘open’ door.

April 11, 2022 Sam Randle
Analysis //

A look into Glebe and Eveleigh’s public housing crisis

The existing public housing, which was purpose-built to provide liveable, community space, will be demolished by developers and replaced with 70% private accommodation and 30% public housing.

February 15, 2021 Lia Perkins
Culture // Student Housing

The radical possibilities of student co-operative housing

Texas may not be a bastion of social progressiveness, but at least students can live affordably

October 17, 2017 Jessica Bi

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