Under a $550M National Partnership Agreement on Remote Housing, NIAA achieved only 19% of the targeted new home builds for remote Indigenous communities over the program period. Severe overcrowding — averaging 15+ people per dwelling in some communities — persists despite the Commonwealth's stated commitment to closing the gap on housing.
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$550.0M of Australian taxpayer money was wasted at National Indigenous Australians Agency. Under a $550M National Partnership Agreement on Remote Housing, NIAA achieved only 19% of the targeted new home builds for remote Indigenous communities over the program period. Severe overcrowding — averaging 15+ people per dwelling in some communities — persists despite the Commonwealth's stated commitment to closing the gap on housing.
Spread across Australia's 10.8 million households, that's roughly $51 per family — enough in total for paying the annual salary of 6,471 nurses.
Australia committed $550M to build remote Indigenous housing. Only 19% of the targets were met. Overcrowding at 15+ people per house. The Gap isn't closing — it's being underfunded and underdelivered. NIAA owns this. @reckonerAU
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