Raw Aus Pol

Simple Wins / Aussies Wanna Know What is public, what is not, and what nobody is even counting.

NASHH Statements of Assurance and bilateral schedule reporting

published pdf go to source

Each jurisdiction's annual acquittal under the social housing and homelessness agreement: funding, detailed expenditure, program outputs, and measures against the National Outcomes Framework.

49 usability score
out of 100 — see method
Jurisdiction, annual; program-level within each statement granularity
the level it is published at
Annual update frequency
2026-09-03 last checked by us
availability changes without notice

Details

PublisherDepartment of the Treasury
Availabilitypublished
Formatpdf
Licencenot recorded
Coverage from2023-24
Last updated at sourcenot recorded
Costfree
Confidenceverified

Questions this bears on

Notes

Opened and read on 2026-09-03. The New South Wales statement was checked in full and Tasmania's confirmed present; all eight jurisdictions are published for 2024-25, with 2023-24 published under the predecessor agreement and earlier years archived by the National Library.

The NSW statement carries, for one year: Commonwealth specified homelessness funding of $539.6 million; total recurrent expenditure on specialist homelessness services of $331.8 million and other homelessness expenditure of $222.2 million; total expenditure on social housing and homelessness of $3,112.3 million; an explicit yes/no certification that the specified homelessness funding was matched; program-by-program expenditure with outputs and forecasts, down to counts such as 422 people housed through assertive outreach against 2,751 patrols; and a section structured as NASHH outcome, indicator and measure, reporting 156,417 social housing dwellings at 30 June 2025 with prior-year comparatives.

Scored published rather than open because it is eight PDFs a year. The content is excellent and the container is not, which is the gap the usability score exists to make visible: answering a question about one jurisdiction in one year is easy, and comparing eight jurisdictions over five years is a transcription project.

Sources

  1. Federal Financial Relations, NASHH 2024-25 Statements of Assurance (all eight jurisdictions, released August 2026)
  2. National Agreement on Social Housing and Homelessness