@spenderallegra Need to also ensure that all new housing is appropriate to people's needs....small, sustainable and using a wider range of materials, like hempcrete, solar roof tiles. Yes we can afford this.
The PM must show he is serious about getting zoning reform from the states so we can start to find out way out of this housing nightmare. Any federal payments to the states must be contingent on them actually delivering reform and more housing.
https://t.co/uOPI70qew7
Hey @bp_Australia @ShellEnergyHome stay out of the Beetaloo Basin! Cut ties with Tamboran, which does not have Traditional Owner consent to destroy Country, water, culture - and our climate. Add your name to the petition #DontFrackTheNT https://t.co/l7q4FO3i3P
The RBA is sending as much money on their bloody office renovation as Labor proposes to spend on social housing in the middle of a housing crisis. And Labor politicians wonder why people are angry.
Housing affordability is one of the biggest issues favour our nation. The proposed citizen’s assembly can help to break the policy deadlock & inertia from government that has led to housing becoming unaffordable for millions of Australians
#auspol#citizensassembly#housing
@wkissel@SophieScamps Sadly the building industry generally does not understand sustainable housing.
A few do. Wec must ensure that the less well off get the most sustainable and cheapest to run homes. Small homes to suit needs, not wants.
Melbourne house hunters need to earn almost $180,000 to borrow enough to purchase a typical home, making homeownership near impossible for the average Australian. https://t.co/CSC0rJSfmL
RHEEM AND SOLAHART LAUNCH WATER HEATING TO STABILISE NETWORKS, SAVE ENERGY
Water heater manufacturer Rheem Australia and its renewables brand, Solahart have launched an innovative project in South Australia.
#solarenergy#manufacturing#iot
@Ally__bee@ABCaustralia Alison, such a pity that more is not spent on prevention if UTIs.
So simple...learn to wipe your bottom from from to back, NOT back to front.
'Spose we should lead with our research director's quote from this article, but @BrendanCoates had the zinger: "The impact on rents is going to be somewhere between zero and a number so small you’ll barely see it.” #vicbudget#landtax https://t.co/EQi7w7ibGe