Events archive
We are pleased to make available video and presentations from AHURI conferences and events that have been delivered over the past 12 months. Select a relevant event to view materials. If you would like to access materials from an older event contact our events team at events@ahuri.edu.au
Date: Thursday, 1 June 2023
Time: 4.00-6.30pm AEST
Venue: Crowne Plaza Melbourne, 1-5 Spencer Street, Melbourne, 3008
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AHURI Discussion Series: Private sector involvement in social and affordable housing
Join us on 1 June in Melbourne for the first event in our upcoming discussion series. AHURI is pleased to present a panel discussion and networking opportunity showcasing innovative private projects delivering social and affordable housing in Australia.
Date: Monday 28 November 2022
Time: 09.00am-5.00pm ACDT
Venue: Pullman Hotel Adelaide, 16 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide, SA 5000
Renting in Australia - challenges and reforms
About the conference
The rental market in Australia has dramatically changed over the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, impacting tenants, landlords, real estate agents, advocacy groups as well as all levels of government.
25 October 2022
2.00pm-3.30pm AEDT
Encouraging private sector development of social and affordable housing
The volume of social and affordable housing required in Australia can not be supplied by only one sector and needs to be financed, developed and managed by partnerships of government, community-based and market providers.
8–10 August 2022, National Convention Centre Canberra
in eventNational Homelessness Conference
AHURI, in partnership with Homelessness Australia convened the National Homelessness Conference 2022. The Conference returned as a face-to-face event in 2022 – held in Canberra, while also offering a virtual option for delegates unable to travel to the nation’s capital.
20 July 2022
10.00am - 11.30am (AEST)
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Individual Supported Living arrangements for adults with intellectual disabilities and high support needs
People with disabilities have diverse housing needs and are one of several groups at heightened risk of poor housing outcomes. Historically persons with disabilities have resided in large residential institutions such as asylums, recently however there has been a shift to small group homes, collectively referred to as ‘cared accommodation’.