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Worker housing, environment come into focus as Thomas Foods International rebuild continues
The meat processing company is not ruling anything in or out as it prepares to open its new abattoir near Murray Bridge in early 2023.
Find out about the Murraylands’ housing crisis and how it might be solved. Some of this reporting was supported by the Walkley Foundation’s Meta Australian News Fund.
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The meat processing company is not ruling anything in or out as it prepares to open its new abattoir near Murray Bridge in early 2023.
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Australian Portable Camps hopes to build mining camp-style accommodation for its workers. Could it do the same for Thomas Foods International?
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A pop-up exhibition by AC Care has helped local share their stories in their own words during Homelessness Week.
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Peta Smart wants to start an ethical landlords' co-operative that could make the city's housing stock more suited to local people's needs.
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Mel Wilson and Trish Connolly work with some of the people hardest-hit by the Murraylands’ housing crisis and want to help find a solution.
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The city’s mayor and council CEO are taking a patient approach, but Councillor Karen Eckermann wants more to be done about the “desperate emergency”.
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The Murraylands is in the grips of a chronic shortage of affordable and rental housing. Starting this week, we illustrate the problem and explore some possible solutions.
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As a community, even amid a housing crisis, how do we allow a 69-year-old woman to end up living in this tent?
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Lots are selling fast at the new Hindmarsh Estate, but buyers will have to wait to move into their new homes.
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A jobs boom is coming in the Murraylands – but where will all those workers and their families live?
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A volunteer project led by AC Care and Habitat for Humanity is about to change four young people’s lives.
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There are already many more renters than vacant properties, and with the population growing fast, locals say governments must intervene.