Indigenous access to mainstream public and community housing: final report

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01 September 2005This study shows that gains have been made in improving access outcomes in mainstream public housing for Indigenous people in housing need. The high levels of continuing unmet housing need in the Indigenous population indicate, however, that more needs to be done. We also need to ensure that vulnerable households in public housing at risk of losing their tenancy are supported through difficult times so that a cycle of eviction and tenuous accommodation options can be avoided.

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