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Sep 11, 2025 26 min

Whose fault is it anyway? (Episode 1)

from The Lease We Can Do Hosted by Chris Ryan, Hugh Reynolds and Michelle Saffin

Chris talks about how neoliberalism and capitalism shape the housing system, framing insecurity as a personal failure rather than a structural issue. From Victoria’s public housing demolitions to media narratives that blame individuals, Chris introduces research and examples that reveal how these ideas distort the conversation. The episode explores why this framing matters, how it silences systemic solutions, and what collective responses like stronger public housing and tenant solidarity could look like. Resources used/for more information see: Renters And Housing Union (RAHU) Council to Homeless Persons Melbourne City Mission (MCM) Launch Housing Community Housing Limited (CHL)

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