Julie Collins 2022

The Albanese Government’s Social Housing Accelerator will build 600 homes for Queenslanders who need them.

As part of the $2 billion Social Housing Accelerator, the Queensland Government has received more than $398 million from the Commonwealth to deliver these additional homes.

The Albanese Government’s Social Housing Accelerator will build up to 769 homes for Victorians who need them, in partnership with the Allan Labor Government.

The Albanese Government’s Social Housing Accelerator will build up to 100 homes for Territorians who need them.

As part of the $2 billion Social Housing Accelerator, the Northern Territory Government has received $50 million from the Commonwealth to deliver these additional homes in partnership with the Community Housing sector.

The Albanese Government’s Social Housing Accelerator will build almost 600 homes for Western Australians who need them.

As part of the $2 billion Social Housing Accelerator, the Western Australia Government has received more than $209 million from the Commonwealth to deliver these homes.

The Albanese Government’s Social Housing Accelerator will build at least 230 homes for South Australians who need them.

As part of the $2 billion Social Housing Accelerator, the South Australia Government has received more than $135 million from the Commonwealth to deliver these additional homes.

The Albanese Government will empower small businesses to bolster their cyber security resilience and ability to bounce back quickly from a cyber attack.

The Albanese Government’s Social Housing Accelerator will build more than 110 homes for Tasmanians who need them.

As part of the $2 billion Social Housing Accelerator, the Tasmanian Government has received $50 million from the Commonwealth to deliver these additional homes.

More Canberrans will enjoy the benefits of energy‑efficient homes with a $35.2 million partnership to upgrade over 5,000 public homes across the national capital.

Most social housing was built over 20 years ago, before minimum build standards – meaning social housing properties are amongst the most energy inefficient in Australia.

JULIE COLLINS:

Hundreds of Australians have already taken the opportunity to have their say on the future of housing as the Albanese Government continues development of the National Housing and Homelessness Plan.

The Minister for Housing Julie Collins today joined young Australians for a consultation in Hobart which will continue this discussion.