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In the Media 10th November 2025 in In the Media
In the Media 10th November 2025 in In the Media

South-east Queensland braces for rising house prices ahead of 2032 Games

This article from ABC News highlights findings from a new AHURI Professional Services report, 'South East Queensland Displacement Monitoring: 2025 update'. It features insight from AHURI Head of Development, Dr Tom Alves and Q Shelter Chief Executive Officer, Fiona Caniglia.

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news 31st October 2025 in news
news 31st October 2025 in news

Time to deliver on housing

The conference began with an inspiring conversation between Indigenous housing leaders, Jody Broun, consultant, Shane Hamilton, Aboriginal Hostels Limited, and Neil Willmett, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing Queensland.

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In the Media 15th October 2025 in In the Media
In the Media 15th October 2025 in In the Media

The government wants more of us living in high rises. Here’s why Australians don’t want to

This article from The Conversation is co-written by AHURI Research Centre Director at the University of Adelaide, Professor Emma Baker. It refers to AHURI analysis of the relationship between higher density housing and affordability, as seen in AHURI Brief, 'Does higher density deliver more affordable housing?'.

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In the Media 10th October 2025 in In the Media
In the Media 10th October 2025 in In the Media

PALM scheme workers have no choice but to live in accommodation that is crammed, dangerous and plagued by mice

This segment from ABC Pacific explores recent AHURI research 'Safe and secure accommodation solutions for seasonal and vulnerable workers in regional industries' and the experiences of workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme. It features insight from lead researcher, Associate Professor Tod Jones.

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news 2nd October 2025 in news
news 2nd October 2025 in news

Poor accommodation a major challenge for regional workers and industries

New AHURI research has investigated how seasonal and vulnerable migrant workers, who are vital to regional economies, can access better housing in regional Australia to ensure a healthy, safe and productive workforce.

Regional Australian industries have a high demand for both skilled and unskilled migrants.

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