Home Insights Latest news Latest news brief 7th November 2019 in brief brief 7th November 2019 in brief The ‘tyranny of distance’ trapping Indigenous women in family violence The Australian Bureau of Statistics 2016 Personal Safety Survey revealed that, across Australia, 1700 women per 100,000 had experienced physical and/or sexual violence from a current or previous cohabiting partner some time during the previous 12 months. For men, the rate was 800 per 100,000. read more brief 4th November 2019 in brief brief 4th November 2019 in brief Property dominates wealth of retired mortgagees The wealth portfolios of older retired mortgagors (i.e. aged over 55 years) is dominated by holdings in property—both the family home and investment properties—(an average of $934,000 or 59.2% of all assets) and superannuation ($433,000 or 27.4%). The family home accounts for, on mean average, $663,000 or 42.0 per cent of all assets. read more brief 17th October 2019 in brief brief 17th October 2019 in brief Retiring with a mortgage affects mental health The rise in home ownership in Australia since the second world war has led to more retirees owning their home outright by the time they finish their work lives, meaning they can live on a lower age pension (traditionally dubbed the fourth pillar of the retirement incomes policy). read more news 3rd October 2019 in news news 3rd October 2019 in news Recent research at AHURI To accompany the release of new research, AHURI produces a Policy Evidence Summary (PES), which distils the reports key findings and presents key visualisations, tables and graphs in a concise 4 page-summary. read more news 3rd October 2019 in news news 3rd October 2019 in news AHURI issues report into study tour of Canada Led by AHURI Executive Director Dr Michael Fotheringham, a delegation of senior Australian housing and homelessness policy officials from the governments of five states and territories (ACT, NSW, NT, VIC, WA) attended briefings from senior industry and government players, eminent academics, and peak community and advocacy providers. read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 115 Page 116 Page 117 Page 118 Current page 119 Page 120 Page 121 Page 122 Page 123 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 7th November 2019 in brief brief 7th November 2019 in brief The ‘tyranny of distance’ trapping Indigenous women in family violence The Australian Bureau of Statistics 2016 Personal Safety Survey revealed that, across Australia, 1700 women per 100,000 had experienced physical and/or sexual violence from a current or previous cohabiting partner some time during the previous 12 months. For men, the rate was 800 per 100,000. read more
brief 4th November 2019 in brief brief 4th November 2019 in brief Property dominates wealth of retired mortgagees The wealth portfolios of older retired mortgagors (i.e. aged over 55 years) is dominated by holdings in property—both the family home and investment properties—(an average of $934,000 or 59.2% of all assets) and superannuation ($433,000 or 27.4%). The family home accounts for, on mean average, $663,000 or 42.0 per cent of all assets. read more
brief 17th October 2019 in brief brief 17th October 2019 in brief Retiring with a mortgage affects mental health The rise in home ownership in Australia since the second world war has led to more retirees owning their home outright by the time they finish their work lives, meaning they can live on a lower age pension (traditionally dubbed the fourth pillar of the retirement incomes policy). read more
news 3rd October 2019 in news news 3rd October 2019 in news Recent research at AHURI To accompany the release of new research, AHURI produces a Policy Evidence Summary (PES), which distils the reports key findings and presents key visualisations, tables and graphs in a concise 4 page-summary. read more
news 3rd October 2019 in news news 3rd October 2019 in news AHURI issues report into study tour of Canada Led by AHURI Executive Director Dr Michael Fotheringham, a delegation of senior Australian housing and homelessness policy officials from the governments of five states and territories (ACT, NSW, NT, VIC, WA) attended briefings from senior industry and government players, eminent academics, and peak community and advocacy providers. read more