The government must recognise the ongoing difficulties faced by Tasmanian tenants and extend the state’s residential rental protections beyond October 1.
The Gutwein government must commit to a comprehensive plan to end the homelessness crisis.
The Gutwein Government is making some inroads in to the critical housing supply shortage but progress remains too slow.
The Tasmanian Greens today released the first pillar in our plan for Tasmania’s recovery from COVID-19.
Significant investment in social and affordable housing would kickstart Tasmania’s social and economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
An increase in funding for social housing, rent reform and curbs on short stay accommodation are essential to tackling Tasmania’s housing crisis.
There is no question that we are in the middle of a housing crisis and homelessness rates are increasing.
I am certain that every person here wants to see more good homes built for Tasmanians who need them.
We all know, the evidence is there right in front of us, that Hobart is now the least affordable capital city in Australia.
Housing availability and affordability in Tasmania is getting worse, pushing more people in to homelessness.