Craig

We are streaming from Noosa in Queensland to the suburb of Point Cook in Melbourne.

And it's a Thursday.

This week is going by pretty fast.

February the 26th, so is the month.

March is nearly here.

And I want you to spare a thought this morning for a woman living in a homeless camp north of Brisbane who says that she fears for her children's safety every night.

Now, this is a mother of seven.

who was denied social housing because her Centrelink parenting payments placed her above the income threshold.

She now sleeps in tents with her children and relies on charity support.

Under current rules and regulations, eligibility would require surviving on less than $18 per person per day, a figure she says is unlivable.

I'd have to agree.

Seven children living in tents at night.

Now, is that the Australia that we know and love?

Let us know what your thoughts are.

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Let's right now take you to Melbourne and catch up with Stephanie Jordan, the founder of Zara Lend.

And a very good morning to you, Stephanie.

Welcome into the Real Estate Breakfast.