NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will address 500 delegates at the HSU Conference at 11am on Monday as pay negotiations continue.
WHEN: 11am, Monday 3 July
WHERE: Hyatt Regency hotel, 161 Sussex St, Sydney NSW 2000
Charlie Moore: 0452 606 171
Homelessness NSW strongly backs the NSW Government's decision to raze Wentworth Park to build 2,500 new homes. “Providing housing to the people of Sydney is far more important than watching dogs race around a track,” said Homelessness NSW CEO Dominique Rowe. “Turning Wentworth Park into a public space and building 2,500 new homes is exactly the kind of bold decision we need more of. “Wentworth Park should serve the people of Sydney, not gambling interests which have caused financial hardship and homelessness for decades. “We call on the government to ensure at least 10% of the new homes built on…
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New data shows 59 people per day are turned away from homelessness services in NSW because they are too full and overwhelmed. Australia Institute of Health and Welfare figures released today show services around the state served 67,824 clients in the 2024-5 financial year. The Capital Region had the most clients, followed by Sydney City and New England. The number of people being turned away from services rose to 59 a day on average, up from 57 last year. Almost 40% of those were turned away because the service had no accommodation available. The figures also showed that 16% of…
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