Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
Homeless People At Martin Place
Homeless People At Martin Place
By Dave Swift
26 June, 2017
A soon-to-be father of 12 dubbed the Mayor of Martin Place has vowed to keep battling for the city’s homeless despite sealing hotel spots for displaced campers.
“Getting the campers into hotels and long-term housing is a partial victory but it’s nowhere near a long-term solution,” Lanz Priestly, whose partner Nina Wilson, 20, is expecting his 12th child within weeks, told The Daily Telegraph.
“This is about getting people off the streets for good so that our grandchildren don’t have to go through what we have.”
Mr Priestley, originally from New Zealand, said he sold his own home in the eastern suburbs 20 years ago so he could give his own children, the eldest is 47, deposits to buy houses.
He has set up squats in cities around the world including London and Brazil: “They used to last up to 16 years but now you get moved on in three months. Squatting is passe, now we head into the financial districts to make a point.” 


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