The passing of Corey Toomey

October 4th, 2012

  • Australia
  • General

Corey was a dear friend to many and his dedicated work over the last 4 years on Housing for Health projects around Australia contributed to the well being of hundreds…

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Housing trouble signals a change

October 3rd, 2012

  • Australia
  • General
  • Government
  • Media

At first viewing the 7.30 Report story is about builders and the construction process. Local builders and suppliers have been excluded or badly treated by fly in fly out building…

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‘Remote towns dare to dream’

September 23rd, 2012

  • Australia
  • Government
  • Media

The way the problems are being revealed looks a lot like it did when HH started work in 1985 in the top of South Australia. One big difference is that…

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Who are you going to call?

September 19th, 2012

  • Australia
  • General
  • Government

It is good to know who is making the decisions at the highest level about how Indigenous people’s lives are conducted …. How housing is designed, constructed and maintained… how…

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Amnesty and the working shower

September 17th, 2012

  • Australia
  • General
  • Media

When a serious group like Amnesty International Australia takes on the shower issue, one that is seen as very important by HH, then you know this issue is being taken…

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The washing machine debate

September 17th, 2012

  • Australia
  • General

Recent debate about the provision (or not) of washing machines in Indigenous ’public housing’ needs careful consideration. Are washing machines white goods, provided by tenants or are they essential health hardware that…

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Thanks to all – noted in advance

August 26th, 2012

  • Australia
  • General
  • Media

The overall title for the Australian exhibition is FORMATIONS and this aptly describes all those who for 27 years have worked to improve the living conditions and health of Indigenous…

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NT housing accounts ‘a shambles’

August 21st, 2012

  • Australia
  • Government
  • Media

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) is doing a good job of raising the issues of poor housing management and maintenance. PRISCILLA COLLINS, CEO, NAAJA: When we went to…

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