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Housing policy downgrade downunder

hal pawsonIHURER Professor Hal Pawson, based at University of New South Wales reflects on the ‘dire state of neglected social housing’ and housing affordability problems in Australia.

The Westminster Coalition Government might be fairly accused of turning a Nelsonian eye to Britain’s housing problems. But spare a thought for a country across the globe where, despite troubles aplenty in this realm, housing no longer even rates a ministerial position in the national government. Along with Climate Change, Disability Reform, Mental Health and International Development, Housing and Homelessness…

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