Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 12th May 2021 in In the Media In the Media 12th May 2021 in In the Media Social housing, homeless left out in the cold This opinion piece written for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald, Dr Michael Fotheringham, Managing Director of AHURI, examines the key housing measures announced in the budget as well as the opportunities for reform that could still be considered across the housing continuum. read more news 11th May 2021 in news news 11th May 2021 in news AHURI cities research to be shared at the 2021 PIA Virtual Congress AHURI is proud to be a sponsor at the Planning Institute of Australia’s 2021 Virtual Congress. This year’s congress will officially kick off with the virtual presentation of the 2021 PIA National Awards for Planning Excellence on 24 May 2021. read more In the Media 9th May 2021 in In the Media In the Media 9th May 2021 in In the Media Black Summer bushfire survivors who lost houses face years-long waits to rebuild AHURI Managing Director, Michael Fotheringham, was quoted in this article by Melissa Heagney on the difficulties regional homeowners are facing in rebuilding after the bushfires due to fewer builders in regional areas and problems accessing building materials read more brief 3rd May 2021 in brief brief 3rd May 2021 in brief COVID and the need for better standards in high-rise living Although issues with the design and quality of living spaces in high density, high rise residential apartment buildings existed pre-COVID, the pandemic response restrictions that forced people to stay and work at home have focussed community concern on the problems of poor design and operation in some of these buildings. read more brief 30th April 2021 in brief brief 30th April 2021 in brief With rising energy costs, a growing need to measure energy stress When extremes of weather sweep in, either colder or hotter, the impacts of energy poverty for lower income households become severe, with more than 6 per cent of deaths in Australia each year due to living in cold environments and one per cent of deaths heat related. read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 94 Page 95 Page 96 Page 97 Current page 98 Page 99 Page 100 Page 101 Page 102 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 12th May 2021 in In the Media In the Media 12th May 2021 in In the Media Social housing, homeless left out in the cold This opinion piece written for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald, Dr Michael Fotheringham, Managing Director of AHURI, examines the key housing measures announced in the budget as well as the opportunities for reform that could still be considered across the housing continuum. read more
news 11th May 2021 in news news 11th May 2021 in news AHURI cities research to be shared at the 2021 PIA Virtual Congress AHURI is proud to be a sponsor at the Planning Institute of Australia’s 2021 Virtual Congress. This year’s congress will officially kick off with the virtual presentation of the 2021 PIA National Awards for Planning Excellence on 24 May 2021. read more
In the Media 9th May 2021 in In the Media In the Media 9th May 2021 in In the Media Black Summer bushfire survivors who lost houses face years-long waits to rebuild AHURI Managing Director, Michael Fotheringham, was quoted in this article by Melissa Heagney on the difficulties regional homeowners are facing in rebuilding after the bushfires due to fewer builders in regional areas and problems accessing building materials read more
brief 3rd May 2021 in brief brief 3rd May 2021 in brief COVID and the need for better standards in high-rise living Although issues with the design and quality of living spaces in high density, high rise residential apartment buildings existed pre-COVID, the pandemic response restrictions that forced people to stay and work at home have focussed community concern on the problems of poor design and operation in some of these buildings. read more
brief 30th April 2021 in brief brief 30th April 2021 in brief With rising energy costs, a growing need to measure energy stress When extremes of weather sweep in, either colder or hotter, the impacts of energy poverty for lower income households become severe, with more than 6 per cent of deaths in Australia each year due to living in cold environments and one per cent of deaths heat related. read more
