Home Insights Latest news Latest news news 16th November 2016 in news news 16th November 2016 in news Growing interest in social impact investments The recent release of the Department of Social Services report, ‘Social impact investing research’, is evidence of the growing interest in the use of social impact investment strategies by governments. view details brief 14th November 2016 in brief brief 14th November 2016 in brief Treasurer’s concerns for falling rates of home ownership Treasurer Scott Morrison, in his recent speech, emphasised the falling proportion of Australian households that own their own home. ‘Home ownership rates are falling across all age cohorts, but particularly for young Australians. Between 2002 and 2014, Australian home ownership among 25–34 year olds declined from 38.7 per cent to 29.2 per cent. view details brief 7th November 2016 in brief brief 7th November 2016 in brief AHURI research informs Treasurer's speech The recent speech by the Treasurer Scott Morrison to the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) outlined the challenges face by home owners and would-be homeowners, and highlighted a number of findings from AHURI research. view details brief 7th November 2016 in brief brief 7th November 2016 in brief Where Sydney's population is growing fastest The largest percentage growth in population for Sydney was in the Parramatta area (26.4%), which recorded a growth rate nearly 10 percentage points higher than for the average for the entire greater city (16.7%). Parramatta includes the suburbs of Auburn, Carlingford, Merrylands – Guildford and Parramatta, and also had the largest numerical population increase (up by 95 482 to 456 989 people). view details news 13th October 2016 in news news 13th October 2016 in news Finding housing reduces use of mental health services In Mental Health Week it is fitting to look at the effect appropriate housing has in reducing the mental health impacts on people who were homeless. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 139 Page 140 Page 141 Page 142 Current page 143 Page 144 Page 145 Page 146 Page 147 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
news 16th November 2016 in news news 16th November 2016 in news Growing interest in social impact investments The recent release of the Department of Social Services report, ‘Social impact investing research’, is evidence of the growing interest in the use of social impact investment strategies by governments. view details
brief 14th November 2016 in brief brief 14th November 2016 in brief Treasurer’s concerns for falling rates of home ownership Treasurer Scott Morrison, in his recent speech, emphasised the falling proportion of Australian households that own their own home. ‘Home ownership rates are falling across all age cohorts, but particularly for young Australians. Between 2002 and 2014, Australian home ownership among 25–34 year olds declined from 38.7 per cent to 29.2 per cent. view details
brief 7th November 2016 in brief brief 7th November 2016 in brief AHURI research informs Treasurer's speech The recent speech by the Treasurer Scott Morrison to the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) outlined the challenges face by home owners and would-be homeowners, and highlighted a number of findings from AHURI research. view details
brief 7th November 2016 in brief brief 7th November 2016 in brief Where Sydney's population is growing fastest The largest percentage growth in population for Sydney was in the Parramatta area (26.4%), which recorded a growth rate nearly 10 percentage points higher than for the average for the entire greater city (16.7%). Parramatta includes the suburbs of Auburn, Carlingford, Merrylands – Guildford and Parramatta, and also had the largest numerical population increase (up by 95 482 to 456 989 people). view details
news 13th October 2016 in news news 13th October 2016 in news Finding housing reduces use of mental health services In Mental Health Week it is fitting to look at the effect appropriate housing has in reducing the mental health impacts on people who were homeless. view details
