Most people living in public housing in inner-city Sydney in 2018 have every right to feel insecure as the government privatises land and public housing stock.
GLEBE: A song and a community newsletter have helped challenge Housing NSW’s
widespread and shameful neglect of public housing in Glebe, particularly the broken
down fences in many streets.
As house prices climb beyond the reach of more families and rents rise even faster, more and more Australians are experiencing housing stress. Instead of seeking solutions to this crisis, the NSW Government has turned its back on the problem in the vain hope that the markets will solve it. The markets have no interest in people in stress, low socio-economic groups and especially the homeless. The problems are set to get a whole lot worse.
