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Kylea Tink comes out fighting

The Australian Business Review, 1 July 2024

Kylea reaffirms her stance on the AEC Boundary Redistribution with her statement "This had never been about me", and continues to dedicate her focus to the North Sydney community despite uncertain times.

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‘A diabolical mess’: How did we get into this housing crisis, and how do we get out?

The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 June 2024

As the Australian housing crisis continues, this feature article dives into how we got to this point, and how Kylea and David Pocock's joint Housing Bill is seeking to establish housing as a human right, and start a conversation on what housing actually is - a human right, or a profit centre?

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Independent MPs stand united on need to legislate Duty of Care Bill to protect future generations

Media release, 27 June 2024

Independent MPs have united in their call for the Albanese Government to urgently legislate a Duty of Care that would force governments to consider the impact of climate harm on young people’s wellbeing when making decisions.

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Independents push for 'right to housing'

RN Drive, 24 June 2024

Kylea speaks with ABC RN about her National Housing and Homelessness Plan Bill and changes to national vaping laws.

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Australia to take Canada's lead with proposed housing laws

Canberra Times, 24 June 2024

Tenants and first home buyers would be better represented through a new housing body under a new crossbench proposal that aims for a "human rights-based approach to housing".

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Pocock, Tink push for 10-year housing and homelessness plan in law

Australian Financial Review, 24 June 2024

Kylea says access to safe and secure housing is a “most basic human right” and that she and Senator Pocock have put forward a Private Members Bill to end the piecemeal, short-term, “too hard basket” approach to national housing policy.

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Should Australia recognise housing as a human right? Two crossbenchers are taking up the cause

The Guardian, 24 June 2024

Paul Karp writes that while "private members’ bills are usually doomed by government indifference to go nowhere", given the current political focus on the housing crisis, "the crossbench are planting a seed in fertile terrain".

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New bill to help achieve human right to housing

Media release, 24 June 2024

Kylea, with ACT Independent Senator David Pocock, are jointly introducing a bill to require adequate housing to be treated as a human right for every Australian by mandating that the Federal Government make a long-term plan to transform Australia’s dysfunctional housing system.

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Hard Solo and human rights: Why Kylea Tink won’t go quietly

Crikey, 20 June 2024

A feature article on what Kylea has achieved in Parliament so far, her priorities for the months ahead, and the need for communities to engage in our democracy.

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Teal MPs blast Dutton’s Coalition policy as ‘too slow, too expensive’

The Daily Telegraph, 19 June 2024

Kylea has pushed back against the Coalition's nuclear proposal, warning that it would lead to higher costs for Australians, extend the use of coal, and delay our economic progress towards renewables.

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