Part time student Roisin at a government-purchased house acquired as part of a flood buyback scheme in Lismore, New South Wales, Friday, February 21, 2025. Squatters living in formerly vacant, water-damaged homes have vowed to stay despite a premier pledging to demolish the condemned properties. (AAP Image/Elise Derwin) NO ARCHIVING Source: AAP / ELISE DERWIN/AAPIMAGE
Ua faia le faai'uga a le malo setete i New South Wales e talepeina ai le tele o fale na fa'aleagaina e lologa o le 2022 ma tutuli 'ese tagata (squatters) o lo'o nonofo ai ona o le leai o nisi nofoaga malu e nonofo ai.
Ua faia le faai'uga a le malo setete i New South Wales e talepeina ai le tele o fale na fa'aleagaina e lologa o le 2022 ma tutuli 'ese tagata (squatters) o lo'o nonofo ai ona o le leai o nisi nofoaga malu e nonofo ai.
O le toe a'afia o Lismore i le tetele o lologa i le mae'a ai o le afa o Cyclone Alfred, ua faia ai le faai'uga a le malo setete e talepe uma i lalo fale ia na fa'atau e le malo setete i le mae'a ai o lologa i le 2022.
Na fa'aalia e nisi o loo nonofo i nei fale i ni auala e le'i fa'atagaina, o se tulaga faigata le toe momoei nofoaga e pei o paka ma politito o fale ona o le le gafatia o e tau o rents.
Mo nisi, na sifi i fale nei ona o sa'iliga lafitaga mai sauaga i totonu o aiga.
