Home Insights Briefs Briefs brief 3rd November 2021 in brief brief 3rd November 2021 in brief The staggering reality of life for young people after leaving out-of-home care For a young person, being taken out of their family of origin and being put into a form of out-of-home care (OHC) can have long term, life affecting consequences. view details brief 23rd September 2021 in brief brief 23rd September 2021 in brief Are driverless vehicles, e-bikes and ride sharing the future of commuting? As technological disruption of transportation gathers pace with the continued growth of ride-sharing, the expansion of electric cars and the inevitable arrival of autonomous vehicles, governments are grappling with how best to consider innovation in transport planning. view details brief 13th August 2021 in brief brief 13th August 2021 in brief Key workers and commuting during COVID-19 As Australia continues to deal with COVID-19 outbreaks, one of the methods Australian states and territories have used is restrictions on who can move through an area and how far they can go. However, to keep societies functioning there are key workers who need to be at their workplaces, regardless of where they commute from. This has led to question as to just who is a key worker and how far do they commute through Australia’s large capital cities of Sydney and Melbourne. view details brief 29th July 2021 in brief brief 29th July 2021 in brief Is a ‘green recovery’ the key to post-COVID housing stimulus? Internationally, improving the environmental sustainability of residential property has been identified as an important way to ensure that economic stimulus spending is invested wisely. It can reduce energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions, improve comfort and health and support employment in the construction sector. view details brief 14th July 2021 in brief brief 14th July 2021 in brief Pandemic underscores the connections between socio-economic vulnerability, health and housing The AHURI-HUD International Housing Policy Exchange highlighted the role of social and economic inequality in health outcomes. The participating countries all reported people with inadequate housing who lived in low socio-economic areas were disproportionately affected by the virus. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Current page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 3rd November 2021 in brief brief 3rd November 2021 in brief The staggering reality of life for young people after leaving out-of-home care For a young person, being taken out of their family of origin and being put into a form of out-of-home care (OHC) can have long term, life affecting consequences. view details
brief 23rd September 2021 in brief brief 23rd September 2021 in brief Are driverless vehicles, e-bikes and ride sharing the future of commuting? As technological disruption of transportation gathers pace with the continued growth of ride-sharing, the expansion of electric cars and the inevitable arrival of autonomous vehicles, governments are grappling with how best to consider innovation in transport planning. view details
brief 13th August 2021 in brief brief 13th August 2021 in brief Key workers and commuting during COVID-19 As Australia continues to deal with COVID-19 outbreaks, one of the methods Australian states and territories have used is restrictions on who can move through an area and how far they can go. However, to keep societies functioning there are key workers who need to be at their workplaces, regardless of where they commute from. This has led to question as to just who is a key worker and how far do they commute through Australia’s large capital cities of Sydney and Melbourne. view details
brief 29th July 2021 in brief brief 29th July 2021 in brief Is a ‘green recovery’ the key to post-COVID housing stimulus? Internationally, improving the environmental sustainability of residential property has been identified as an important way to ensure that economic stimulus spending is invested wisely. It can reduce energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions, improve comfort and health and support employment in the construction sector. view details
brief 14th July 2021 in brief brief 14th July 2021 in brief Pandemic underscores the connections between socio-economic vulnerability, health and housing The AHURI-HUD International Housing Policy Exchange highlighted the role of social and economic inequality in health outcomes. The participating countries all reported people with inadequate housing who lived in low socio-economic areas were disproportionately affected by the virus. view details