The new policy will see tenants exited from public housing if they are warned over serious or nuisance behaviour three times in a year.

The four-year funding boost for crisis accommodation and homelessness services comes hot on the heels of the tightening of ...

Experts fear historic $2b funding to tackle social housing supply and homelessness services could be overrun unless a bigger ...

Qld budget 2023: $64m boost to emergency housing. The state budget will allocate $64 million to purchasing and leasing crisis accommodation sites in inner Brisbane.

The funding will include $365 million for crisis accommodation and more than $200 million for specialist services.

Homeless services are buckling under pressure to counter Queensland's spiralling housing crisis, with some fearing they won't last out the year. One charity has put on extra staff to cope St ...

Qld’s most popular housing & homelessness questions answered. Queensland’s housing crisis – and the increase in tent cities it brings with it – is reaching breaking point.

The state government will boost its funding for desperate and vulnerable Queenslanders with more than $64m to increase the state’s capacity for emergency accommodation.

Queensland’s housing crisis – and the increase in tent cities it brings with it – is reaching breaking point.

The state government will boost its funding for desperate and vulnerable Queenslanders with more than $64m to increase the state’s capacity for emergency accommodation.