Multi-year research

AHURI’s Multi-Year Research Projects are the flagships of the AHURI research program. These projects anticipate and respond to the national housing and urban research priorities of the Housing Ministers’ Conference.

Multi-Year Research Projects are integrated suites of projects that extend over three years and tackle research questions that are complex and/or longitudinal in nature. They are collaborative, combining the expertise of a number of AHURI Research Centres and partners in government, industry and the community sector.

Aboriginal lifeworlds, conditionality and housing outcomes

This Multi-Year Research Project (MYRP) is a timely contribution to national policy debate to reduce Indigenous disadvantage and to improve housing outcomes.

Addressing spatial concentrations of social disadvantage

What is the role of housing policies and programs in meeting the challenges presented by spatial concentrations of disadvantage.

Housing affordability for lower-income Australians

How do we enhance housing affordability for lower-income households in Australia?

21st century housing careers and Australia's housing future

The nature and direction of housing careers into the 21st century and the implications of these changing patterns of housing consumption for housing policy in Australia.

Housing assistance and economic participation

Improving employment of housing assistance recipients will require removing financial disincentives to work in public housing rent and income eligibility policies, retaining security of tenure so that tenants can stabilise their health and build skills, and public housing that is better located to employment opportunities.

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