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Here you will find some resources on Homelessness

TEDX Talk (particularly 3:00-4:36)

Australia Bureau of Statistics - "Estimating Homelessness":

http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/2049.0Main+Features12016?OpenDocument

Melbourne’s 'doughnut city' housed its homelessWhen the city centre was revitalised in the 1990s, homeless people were pushed out. With homelessness rising today, it's important to recognise the links between urban development and displacement.

Melbourne's Doughnut City houses its homeless:

Pathways: City of Melbourne's Homelessness Strategy

http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/SiteCollectionDocuments/homelessness-strategy-2014-17.pdf

Homelessness Statistics and Fact Sheets:

https://www.homelessnessaustralia.org.au/about/homelessness-statistics /

https://www.homelessnessaustralia.org.au/fact-sheets

Why are there so many more homeless people on Melbourne's streets?A local doctor asks Curious Melbourne to investigate why there has been an increase in people sleeping rough.

What has caused the recent and visible increase in homelessness in Melbourne?

Build-to-rent: a potential solution to Australia's housing problemRenters and younger people would benefit from the advantages a build-to-rent sector would bring, say supporters.

Peter Mares Book (The Sunday Age and SMH)

Robert Pradolin on LinkedIn: "It is amazing what happens over a cup of coffee. Two years after my daughter and I were discussing how it didn't make sense to have empty buildings in the city while people were sleeping on the streets, we launch the first pop up shelter. #housingallaustralians#affordablehousing#popupshelter"July 30, 2018: Robert Pradolin posted on LinkedIn

ABC News story (video)

Women over 55 years now the fastest growing homeless people in Australia It is time for the private sector to stand up and lead a national discussion around the provision of housing for our country, especially the drastic need for more social and affordable housing.

Women over 55 now the fastest growing homeless people. FinReview | August 2018

We are losing our social licence to operatePublished in the Financial Review, 27th October 2017 The Property Council of Australia did something unusual last week. It asked Sir Bob Geldof to provide the closing address at its annual conference.

We are losing our social licence to operate -FinReview | 27 Oct 2017

With our current housing crisis, why are we building homes for Americans?Published in the Herald Sun - 1st August 2017 ABC News story (31st July, 2017) on Australian Super Funds investing in America's housing and my Opinion Piece which appeared the following day in the Herald Sun Funds are very mobile. Today, money can be invested anywhere in the world wherever it achiev

Superfund story - Herald Sun | Aug 2017

Affordable/Public/Social Housing is Economic InfrastructureIn case you missed the article published in the in the Financial Review on the 11th July 2016, I provide the text below. I would have attached a link, but for some reason (unlike the Age) you need to be subscriber in order to access the article.

Housing is Economic Infrastructure - FinReview July 2016

If Australia has a housing crisis, supply is the answerBy Robert Pradolin Australia is in the midst of a housing crisis. For those of us who live and work in our cities, the level of homelessness we see on our streets serves as a daily reminder of the lack of housing.

If Australia has a Housing crisis, supply is the answer. Financial Review | Feb 2017

Housing All Australians.pdf

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