Rough sleepers in Perth are being issued 24-hour move-on notices to leave a makeshift camp, according to multiple outlets. The reports say many of the people affected contend they have nowhere safe or suitable to go, even with the short timeframe.
The articles describe the notices as part of efforts to address visible homelessness and the use of temporary encampments. They also note the tension between enforcement action and the availability of accommodation or support services. Across the coverage, sources do not identify a single alternative destination for those being moved on, and they highlight that some residents remain unable to comply immediately.
While the reports share the same core facts—move-on notices, the 24-hour deadline, and claims of having no other place to stay—the emphasis varies slightly between outlets, with some focusing more on the practical impact on individuals and others on the policy response to encampments.
