
Housing crisis in Qld beginning to affect health services
Finding a rental has become an exhausting and hopeless experience for many people across Queensland. As the housing crisis continues to deepen, it's now impacting the delivery of health care in rural and regional areas, with those in critical roles struggling to find a place to live.
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