New Housing Minister Has Urgent Task
Mr Jaensch faces the most pressing task of any of the newly sworn in Cabinet members.
Mr Jaensch faces the most pressing task of any of the newly sworn in Cabinet members.
The Labor Party's announcement on three new builds to tackle the housing crisis is woefully inadequate.
The Government has failed to deliver on affordable housing, with the housing waiting list skyrocketing to more than 3,600 applications under Minister Petrusma.
News that the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness will be extended for another 12 months lets down the community and housing sector.
Prisoners who are suitable to be released on parole are being forced to stay in prison because they can't get housing.
Housing Ministers from around Australia are meeting tomorrow to decide the future of the National Partnership on Homelessness (NPAH).
Last year you axed the funding to the reintegration of ex-offenders program, REO, run by the Salvation Army.
When they axed the Reintegration of Ex-Offenders Program, the Liberals promised they would improve housing and assistance for ex-inmates.
Every one of the 3,708 Tasmanians waiting for a house have a story to tell about homelessness or housing stress.
Economist Saul Eslake confirms Tasmania is not receiving increased funding for affordable housing unlike every other state, which is getting an increase.