澳大利亚国家租赁可负担性计划（NRAS）上月正式终止，导致超过4500户租户面临租金上涨1。一些租户的处境尤为艰难——80岁的癌症患者维克多·安德森的租金上涨41%至每周475澳元，79岁退休人士葆拉·斯旺的租金从每周319澳元上涨至420澳元1。
这一政策调整影响范围广泛。约36000套前NRAS住房受到影响，该计划在2016年高峰期曾服务超过60000名脆弱租户1。与此同时，澳大利亚约640000户家庭目前需要社会住房1。联邦政府承诺建造55000套新社会和可负担住房以应对住房短缺1。
对于NRAS的替代方案，各方意见不一。国家庇护所首席执行官杰克逊·希尔表示需要"相似且更好"的NRAS计划1，但联邦住房部长克莱尔·奥尼尔未就是否支持继任可负担住房政策作出回应1。
Australia's National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) ceased operations last month, leaving more than 4,500 tenants confronting substantial rent increases in 2026.1 An 80-year-old cancer patient, Victor Anderson, experienced a 41% jump in his weekly rent to $475, while 79-year-old retiree Paula Swan saw her weekly rent surge from $319 to $420—a 31.3% increase.1
The program's termination has put approximately 36,000 formerly subsidized properties in jeopardy, a sharp decline from its 2016 peak when it served over 60,000 vulnerable tenants.1 Housing advocates are calling for immediate government intervention to address the crisis. Jackson Hill, CEO of National Shelter, stated that a replacement program "similar to and better than" NRAS is needed.1 Meanwhile, around 640,000 Australian households currently require social housing assistance.1 The federal government has pledged to construct 55,000 new social and affordable housing units, though Federal Housing Minister Clare O'Neill has not publicly committed to supporting a successor program to NRAS.1
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