Tents have disappeared, tunnels cleared. Where are homeless sleeping?

Day’s Highlights: The Albert Street Tunnel in Brisbane CBD offers a hive of pedestrian activity, though it becomes increasingly a shelter spot for rough sleepers.(RectHOUSERS are moving from open areas like Musgrave Park, where signs like “this area is to be kept clear” have been placed, to more hidden places like storefronts and commercial areas. Thankfully, the region has faced similar patrols in the past, but now the focus is on solving the long-term homelessness crisis. (Credit: William Davis)

Crisis Established: Similarknife-troops of rough sleepers were encountered in areas like South Brisbane, with prolonged periods between patrols. (Credit: Courtney Kruk)

Still Out There: At least a dozen groups in South Brisbane and Orleigh Park haveSSHERS, but these places are rarely visited by rough sleepers. (Credit: Micah Projects)

Shifts in瑶-Weekday: Over the past month, police and city leaders have largely dismissed the efforts to remove tents in Musgrave Park, instead directing attention to a directive from the council. By the second month, no tents were found, a stark contrast to the uncertainty from the initialencing. (Credit: Jeff division)