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Qld defends changes to child detention legislation

Qld defends changes to child detention legislation
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Cancer patient booted from rental property mid-treatment, federal housing inquiry hears

A cancer patient had her lease terminated by a "heartless realtor" while undergoing chemotherapy, a senate .

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Advocates question Queensland s ability to deliver on ambitious affordable homes plan | Queensland

Qcoss says more details needed as to how state can ensure 20% of around 900,000 proposed new homes will be affordable

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The Way Teachers Work Must Change Now The Scott Report Doesn t Even Try To Fix the Real Challenge

The Way Teachers Work Must Change Now The Scott Report Doesn t Even Try To Fix the Real Challenge
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Queensland Government s social housing numbers disappoint amidst rising housing crisis

However, a study commissioned by QCOSS found that there were approximately 150,000 households across Queensland with unmet affordable housing needs, which meant they were either homeless or low income people living in private rental housing and paying more than 30% of household income as rent. The study led by Professor Hal Pawson of City Futures Research Centre, UNSW also revealed that the backlog included 102,000 households who would typically be eligible for social housing.

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