Thousands of low-income renters are facing burgeoning rents as the National Rental
Affordability Scheme (NRAS) winds up, even as the federal government launches a suite of housing policies to tackle Australia’s housing crisis
In Caboolture, north of Brisbane, Trish Miller has been nervously checking her emails, waiting to find out how much her $173 weekly rent will increase when her NRAS lease ends in a week.
The 63-year-old, who worked in the clothing industry for decades, has lived in a block of NRAS apartments for 10 years, after lengthy illness and years caring for her mother.
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“After experiencing a series of strokes, I found myself in an incredibly difficult housing situation. I was living in a shared house but could no longer afford the full rent.
Gabriella first came to one of our gatherings back in March 2025. Her socialworker had gently suggested that connecting with Better Together Housing mighthelp her find a way forward in
At Better Together Housing (BTH), we are constantly reminded of the power of connection and community. Recently, we (Maggie, Program Lead, and Natasha, Project Officer) were invited for afternoon tea
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