Julie Collins 2022

THOMAS ORITI:

We’re joined now by the federal Minister for Housing and Homelessness, Julie Collins. Minister, good morning.

JULIE COLLINS:

Good morning to you, Thomas, and to your listeners today.

ORITI:

TUBES:

Right now we have the federal MP for Franklin and Australia's federal Minister for Housing and Homelessness, Julie Collins, who joins us live.

JULIE COLLINS:

Good morning to you and to your listeners.

TUBES:

35 new social and affordable homes are now available in Western Sydney under a housing project part‑funded by the Albanese Government.

The Commonwealth Government delivered $5.25 million in loans through the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC) to community housing provider Bridge Housing to support nine affordable homes in South Granville.

More North West Tasmanians will have a safe place to call home following the recent completion of social and affordable homes at Shorewell Park with the help of the Albanese and Rockliff Governments.  

Small businesses looking to excel online are encouraged to participate in Round 2 of the Digital Solutions Program now running across the country.

The Minister for Small Business Julie Collins and Member for Jagajaga Kate Thwaites visited the Melbourne Innovation Centre, the Digital Solutions provider for Victoria, to discuss the opportunities of the program

A partnership between the Commonwealth, NSW Government and Community Housing Provider, BaptistCare has delivered 162 new social and affordable homes in Carlingford for hundreds of people in need.

A new eInvoicing Hub has been established for businesses in the Hunter region of New South Wales to help boost efficiency and combat scams.

SENATOR HELEN POLLEY:

JULIE COLLINS:

More older Victorians will have a place to call home thanks to a partnership between the Albanese Labor Government and the Andrews Labor Government investing in social and affordable housing in the Bayside region.