Shelter WA will release new analysis alongside the first of its state election platform asks, revealing how much Western Australian renters could save next year if the state government delivers a deep and permanent cost-of-living housing relief package. WHO: Shelter WA Chair Kieran Wong WHEN: Thursday October 31, 11am WHERE: Shelter WA office, Suit 2, Level 3/256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth Media contact:Sofie Wainwright 0403 920 301
Western Australian renters could save $6,000 next year if the state government delivers a deep and permanent cost-of-living housing relief package, according to Shelter WA. Shelter WA has released new analysis alongside the first of its state election platform asks: Stop unfair rent increases through a rent capto protect renters from excessive rent increases and help reduce inflation.→ If capped at 1.5%, this could save Perth households $3,172 next year based on the assumption that rents will rise by 10%. Commit to an energy efficient retrofit of rentals,starting with social housing.→This could save WA households up to $2,865 a year…
The Review of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), revealed an extensive range of issues involving abuse of the NDIS funding rules across many services. There is no doubt that the new NDIS Supports Rules, which now seem to limit funding for disability health and wellbeing services to Medicare eligible AHPRA registered practitioners, are there to curb spiralling costs and the abuse of the system. Ann Davey CEO, Massage & Myotherapy Australia said, ‘Before the changes, qualified remedial massage therapists and myotherapists (qualified massage therapists) provided reliable services to thousands of NDIS clients who depended on them to maintain health…
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