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Article by Christina Zhou, Domain reporter, The Age 16th April 2015

The rental market has never been tougher for tenants as rents in Melbourne soar to an all-time high. The median asking rent for houses increased by 2.5 per cent over the March quarter to $390 a week, according to Domain Group's rental report released on Thursday... Go to story


As part of the Preventing Homelessness in Older CALD Communties Project, HAAG has put together a short exert based on Chinese clients, Ming and Ju.

Rebecca David - Melbourne Leader, 30th March 2015

Future of program to ease homeslessness uncertain. Elderly Victorians face homelessness if a social program fails to get State Government funding... Go to story


Simon Garner- The Senior News - April Edition

Organisations providing vital support to Homeless Seniors in Victoria face a bleak future. It is uncertain if the State Government will extend Department of Human Services funding for Homelessness Innovation Action Projects... Go to story


Watch the story as covered by Norman Hermant on ABC News (Sunday 17th March) here       


22 May 2015

Memories and Mudcake. Celebrating 4 years continued funding of Home At Last...

HAAG DVD LAUNCH: Thursday 16th April 11.00 am. WHERE: fourth floor, Ross House, 247 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
HAAG DEMONSTRATION: Friday 15th May 12.00pm. WHERE: 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

Re: you do your budget planning on  a four-yearly cycle; please let us do the same

An open letter to the Hon Scott Morrison, MP, Minister for Social Services, House of Representatives, Parliament House, Canberra was published in the Australian, Monday February 9th, 2015.

The letter was signed by 59 signatories of peak Housing and Homelessness services across Australia.

Read the letter in full.


16 Apr 2015

A lovely time was had by all as we ate popcorn and watched the premier of the new Home at Last film Feels like home.

Article by Clay Lucas City Editor, The Age 3rd February 2015.  Image: Nyakong and her five-month-old son Daniel have secured crisis housing for three months at a Hanover centre after all other options fell through. Photo: Jason South

Prime Minister Tony Abbott must continue funding for programs that look after some of Victoria's most vulnerable women and children, especially those at risk of family violence, Premier Daniel Andrews says. Mr Andrews on Tuesday urged Mr Abbott and Social Services Minister Scott Morrison to renew funding for the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness, first struck by the Rudd government in 2009.

The Abbott government extended that agreement for a year in 2014, but it runs out on June 30 this year – leaving many in the welfare sector in limbo. Read more


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