Home Insights Latest news Latest news brief 25th September 2018 in brief brief 25th September 2018 in brief Where do households move over a lifetime? Australian households have different housing requirements at different times in their lives. Household migration patterns within Australia reflect the various drivers of migration including employment, study, housing affordability and even retirement. view details brief 19th September 2018 in brief brief 19th September 2018 in brief Where do households move over a lifetime? (continued) Looking at the regional migration data within Australia brings to light the various factors that influence a household's decision to move including employment, study, housing affordability as well as retirement and lifestyle aspirations. Further distinguishing migration data by age cohorts helps identify these various factors over a lifetime. view details brief 22nd August 2018 in brief brief 22nd August 2018 in brief When it comes to rental property standards, what can Australia learn from New Zealand? The Victorian Government recently introduced proposed rental reforms to parliament, including changes to minimum standards for rental properties. The proposed minimum standards include the requirements of a functioning toilet; adequate hot and cold water connections in the kitchen, bathroom and laundry; external windows with functioning locks; a functioning cooktop, oven, sink and food preparation area; and bedrooms and main living areas to have window coverings. view details brief 2nd August 2018 in brief brief 2nd August 2018 in brief Creating culturally sensitive housing for remote Indigenous communities State and commonwealth proposals to build new housing for indigenous families in remote regions should consider the style and design of housing that will best support those families. Providing appropriate social housing for disadvantaged Indigenous Australians in remote areas requires an understanding of the cultural norms and practices of those households. view details news 25th July 2018 in news news 25th July 2018 in news Rough Sleeping in England: Short-Term Solutions to a Long-term Problem The following article appeared in the May 2018 edition of Parity: Rough Sleeping Revisited by Nicholas Pleace, Centre for Housing Policy, University of York. Professor Pleace will be a keynote speaker at the National Homelessness Conference 2018, which will be held in Melbourne on 6-7 August. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 123 Page 124 Page 125 Page 126 Current page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 25th September 2018 in brief brief 25th September 2018 in brief Where do households move over a lifetime? Australian households have different housing requirements at different times in their lives. Household migration patterns within Australia reflect the various drivers of migration including employment, study, housing affordability and even retirement. view details
brief 19th September 2018 in brief brief 19th September 2018 in brief Where do households move over a lifetime? (continued) Looking at the regional migration data within Australia brings to light the various factors that influence a household's decision to move including employment, study, housing affordability as well as retirement and lifestyle aspirations. Further distinguishing migration data by age cohorts helps identify these various factors over a lifetime. view details
brief 22nd August 2018 in brief brief 22nd August 2018 in brief When it comes to rental property standards, what can Australia learn from New Zealand? The Victorian Government recently introduced proposed rental reforms to parliament, including changes to minimum standards for rental properties. The proposed minimum standards include the requirements of a functioning toilet; adequate hot and cold water connections in the kitchen, bathroom and laundry; external windows with functioning locks; a functioning cooktop, oven, sink and food preparation area; and bedrooms and main living areas to have window coverings. view details
brief 2nd August 2018 in brief brief 2nd August 2018 in brief Creating culturally sensitive housing for remote Indigenous communities State and commonwealth proposals to build new housing for indigenous families in remote regions should consider the style and design of housing that will best support those families. Providing appropriate social housing for disadvantaged Indigenous Australians in remote areas requires an understanding of the cultural norms and practices of those households. view details
news 25th July 2018 in news news 25th July 2018 in news Rough Sleeping in England: Short-Term Solutions to a Long-term Problem The following article appeared in the May 2018 edition of Parity: Rough Sleeping Revisited by Nicholas Pleace, Centre for Housing Policy, University of York. Professor Pleace will be a keynote speaker at the National Homelessness Conference 2018, which will be held in Melbourne on 6-7 August. view details