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Selina Ross

Selina Ross

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Local Communities Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

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Total articles 231

  • Could 'medium density housing with small gardens' help solve the housing crisis? Experts think so

    By Selina Ross Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Australia is in the midst of a cultural change, where increasing numbers of people want to live in smaller, more central dwellings. Housing experts say there needs to be more two to three-storey apartment buildings in regional cities to help address the housing crisis. Councils are being urged to consider if their development approval processes match changing community sentiment. Isobella Mitchell, her housemate, and Meredith Grey the cat live in an apartment above shops.

    By Selina Ross Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Growing number of Australian families struggling to afford their kids' education

    By Selina Ross Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified The cost of educating children is a major financial burden on families — even at public schools — and the expense is much higher than just a year ago for families in major cities. The latest Cost of Education Index from Futurity Investment Group showed for a child starting at a public school in 2025 in a major city, putting them through from prep to year 12 was now estimated to cost $123,294.

    By Selina Ross Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Jan. 14, 2025

  • Could 'medium density housing with small gardens' help solve the housing crisis? Experts think so

    By Selina Ross Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Australia is in the midst of a cultural change, where increasing numbers of people want to live in smaller, more central dwellings. Housing experts say there needs to be more two to three-storey apartment buildings in regional cities to help address the housing crisis. Councils are being urged to consider if their development approval processes match changing community sentiment. Isobella Mitchell, her housemate, and Meredith Grey the cat live in an apartment above shops.

    By Selina Ross Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 26, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 8333 2821