News
Measures of overcrowding need to consider more than just the number of occupants in a home: report
There is a disconnect between current measures of overcrowding and actual experiences of excessive density in Australian housing, according to new AHURI research.
First homebuyer grants may benefit existing homeowners more than new homeowners: report
Many first homebuyer (FHB) assistance programs benefit existing homeowners rather than new homeowners, thereby compounding the problems of access and risk that such schemes are supposedly meant to address, according to new AHURI research.
Developing contemporary independent supported living options for people with intellectual disabilities
People with intellectual disabilities and high support needs can find safe and secure housing providing the right supports are in place, according to new AHURI research.
Federal politicians announced for conference
We are pleased to announce that the new Federal Minister for Housing and Homelessness, The Hon Julie Collins MP will deliver the opening address at the National Homelessness Conference in Canberra in August.
Post release support the key to better housing outcome for people leaving institutional settings: report
A lack of integrated housing support is driving higher rates of inpatient care, increased need for substance use treatment and ongoing offending by people leaving institutional settings such as rehabilitation, out-of-home care and prison, new AHURI research finds.