Social service advocates are pleading for support for public housing tenants as residents express their fears after a spate of violent attacks and antisocial behaviour in the Perth suburb of Inglewood.
How an empty building in Melbourne's CBD was transformed into a home
In the middle of a housing crisis, when a sizeable amount of commercial real estate is sitting vacant, the Make Room project is billed as a blueprint for giving under-utilised buildings new life as residential spaces - and lowering carbon emissions in the process.
Not one new home in Binjari where Albanese made $4b housing promise
When Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited the NT community to announce $4 billion to improve remote housing, the community were hopeful. But a year later, no new homes have been built.
Sukkar shut down during wild election housing debate
Clare O'Neil accuses Michael Sukkar of speaking "absolute garbage" on social housing as 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson delivers an iconic live television moment.
Shared living model offers hope amid rental housing crunch
Advocates admit co-operative housing models are not for everyone but say for the right residents, they offer more security and affordable pricing than traditional rentals.
Ballooning rents outpace wages in every region and all but one capital city
Exclusive data shows skyrocketing rents have outpaced income growth in every regional area in Australia and all but one capital city.
Free camping grounds a haven for 'more people than ever' sleeping rough
John Green was an ABC reporter for 10 years and never thought he'd end up living on the streets. A mental health episode led to a decade sleeping rough.
Are you living in one of Australia's least affordable rental suburbs?
An exclusive ABC analysis has revealed the nation's worst postcodes for renters, as well as the neighbourhoods hit with the biggest rent hikes since the pandemic.
How a rent-to-buy scheme will allow Leon to own his home of 49 years
Generations of families on Palm Island have never had an opportunity to purchase their own home, but a new life-changing housing initiative is set to change that.
Australia's most unaffordable city for renters might surprise you
Spiralling rents have priced out even average income households from at least half the postcodes in three capital cities and one regional area, according to an ABC analysis of exclusive figures covering thousands of neighbourhoods across the country.
Women leaving prison are 'falling through the cracks', advocates say
Despite the growing number of adult female prisoners across Australia, advocates say there are few gender-specific support services to help them transition back into the community.
'Absolute waste': Housing crisis fuels debate over rare Sydney properties
In Sydney's inner city, three former tunnelling sites remain vacant and unused. The NSW government has ruled out setting aside the lots for social housing — a decision some suggest is wrong.
'Youth housing penalty' locking young people out of social tenancies
Youth Allowance recipients facing homelessness are missing out on social housing tenancies over older jobseekers and age pensioners whose benefits pay more.
Shoplifting landed Barbara in jail, lawnmowing is keeping her out
When Barbara Brennan was in prison her home was looted and she was evicted. Now she's helping other former inmates with the difficult transition back into the community.
Topic:Solutions
Government expands 'Help-to-Buy' housing scheme
The Albanese government has announced its plans to expand the 'Help-to-Buy' scheme to higher income earners.
NT government to recoup public housing rent debts, evict tenants
The Northern Territory government has promised to chase down $39 million in rent arrears, as well as fast-track evictions of tenants who engage in antisocial behaviour.
Charity refuses to take tents for homeless away as council threatens fines
A Brisbane charity is refusing to take tents away from homeless people as the council warns it is breaking a law that holds a maximum penalty of more than $8,000.
Tenants were moved out of their homes. Then the dwellings sat empty for months
Amid a housing crisis, a social housing complex in Melbourne's south-east sits empty for more than six months — and was broken into and vandalised — after residents were suddenly relocated to make way for a redevelopment.
Affordable apartments to help family violence survivors 'rebuild their lives'
A newly-opened multi-million-dollar apartment complex in Adelaide's CBD will help women like Kiran escape from violent relationships.
Vulnerable people without power as prepaid electricity cards run out
As outback temperatures soar, vulnerable tenants with prepaid power are regularly having their electricity cut, resulting in "appalling" living conditions with huge social ramifications.
Serena and her 'broken family' a symbol of WA election's thorniest issue
Serena Leotta is one of thousands of West Australians struggling with the state's housing crisis, which is set to be a decisive issue for voters this election.