'Housing ends homelessness' focus of National Homelessness Week 2019

Emily Jarvie
Updated August 5 2019 - 1:13pm, first published 1:00pm
HOMELESSNESS MATTERS: Musician Monique Brumby and 12-year-old Orana perform the song Consequences. The song was written about Orana's experience of being homeless when her family's rent suddenly went up by $70 per week. Picture: Emily Jarvie
HOMELESSNESS MATTERS: Musician Monique Brumby and 12-year-old Orana perform the song Consequences. The song was written about Orana's experience of being homeless when her family's rent suddenly went up by $70 per week. Picture: Emily Jarvie

The need for more affordable housing has been highlighted by the theme of this years' National Homeless Week, 'housing ends homelessness'.

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Emily Jarvie

Emily Jarvie

Journalist

Emily Jarvie is a political journalist at The Advocate and The Examiner newspapers based in Hobart, Tasmania. Contact: emily.jarvie@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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