CONTRIBUTOR PROFILE
Former editorial director of Campaign Magazine
As New South Wales approaches the March 2027 state election, the housing debate is no longer confined to homeownership. For thousands of households, the more immediate question is whether they can afford to keep a roof over their heads.
With tens of thousands stranded on waitlists, the quiet rise of unmonitored "manual selections" risks reducing an essential human right to an exercise in administrative patronage.
One Paycheque from Homelessness: The Housing Crisis Confronting NSW
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The Illusion of the Queue: Why Discretion Without Scrutiny Threatens the Integrity of Social Housing
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Mamdani admin stops automatically sending cops to 311 homeless encampment complaints
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Protest planned over NT Government’s decision to close homeless shelter
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The wait for unbuilt social housing felt as Sydney's homeless 'still out on the street'
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St Vincent’s homelessness leader named Unsung Hero at 2026 Sydney Awards
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Finding Roger Davies: how one sister’s search for her long-lost brother unearthed a state’s destitute burial failures
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Sydney’s ‘king of town hall’ ended up in a pauper’s grave. His support workers are shocked they weren’t told