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Tuesday, December 05

Queensland spends $50 million to ease housing crisis

Millions of dollars will be spent to help keep Queenslanders in their rental properties after a summit to address severe housing pressure in the state.

Miles moves to cut emergency housing red tape

Temporary accommodation for Queensland natural disaster victims will be fast-tracked in a bid to ease the state’s housing crisis.

Queensland Treasurer Cameron Dick (right) looks on as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk (left) addresses a press conference . (AAP Image/Darren England

Housing summit told of Qld's 20,000 missing rental homes

About 20,000 homes have been withdrawn from Queensland’s rental market in recent years without a clear explanation, Treasurer Cameron Dick says.

Billion-dollar fix: Premier promises state will build 5600 homes in five years

About 5600 new social and affordable homes will be built in Queensland within five years under a plan unveiled at the state housing summit.

Redesigning suburbs holds the key to housing crisis, says expert

Queensland’s housing summit should consider redesigning suburbs with more medium density housing that people actually want to live in, an expert says.

Premier calls summit, but thousands living in tents until then

The Queensland government will hold a summit on the state’s housing crisis next month.