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Homelessness in Queensland: Service Providers Perspectives

Peter Mengede

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The views and opinions of service providers in Queensland with regards to homelessness are discussed. Specialist Homelessness Services (SHS) are hoping that the new government in Australia will bring about the much required reforms in the sector.

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The views and opinions of service providers in Queensland with regards to homelessness are discussed. Specialist Homelessness Services (SHS) are hoping that the new government in Australia will bring about the much required reforms in the sector.

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The views and opinions of service providers in Queensland with regards to homelessness are discussed. Specialist Homelessness Services (SHS) are hoping that the new government in Australia will bring about the much required reforms in the sector.

Key concepts: Service provider, Government (linguistics), Business, Public relations, Service (business), Public administration, Economic growth, Political science

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