A Tasmania state government housing project in Burnie's Romaine suburb is causing backyard access issues and safety concerns for neighboring residents due to eroding land and temporary fencing.
A KPMG report found Tasmania's Homes Tasmania relies heavily on spreadsheets, leading to financial vulnerabilities and decision-making issues. The authority's debt is projected to reach $1.28 billion by 2030-31. The government plans to abolish Homes Tasmania and replace it with Building Tasmania.
Felicity Hirst says she is not too picky about what kind of house she lives in; she just wants one. She has been on Tasmania's social housing list for three and a half years — as long as the state's housing authority has existed.
