Greens representatives are urging governments to allocate an additional $4 billion to address homelessness, particularly for people escaping violence. The call comes as women’s ministers from across Australia meet to discuss issues affecting women and families. Both reports say the Greens’ position is that current resources are insufficient to meet demand for crisis and transitional support, including safe accommodation and services for women who need to leave violent situations. The ministers’ meeting is framed as an opportunity to coordinate responses and examine policy options, while the Greens push for increased funding as a concrete measure. The reporting notes the figure of $4 billion as the scale of additional support the Greens want, linking homelessness assistance to safety outcomes for women. The articles do not attribute specific promises or commitments to the ministers during the meeting, focusing instead on the Greens’ funding request and the broader policy discussions taking place.