Home Insights Latest news Latest news news 3rd June 2025 in news news 3rd June 2025 in news Social housing is completely overstretched. Re-imagining the system could support more people. With the cost of living crisis and rising rents across Australia there is growing recognition of the need for social housing to help even more people. Although governments provide subsidised homes to 423,000 vulnerable and low income households, the demand is outstripping supply. view details In the Media 31st May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 31st May 2025 in In the Media ‘Don’t tell them ... they’ll all come’: why are so many sea-changers moving to Geelong? This article from The Guardian explores the surge in internal migration to Geelong, which has become Australia's most popular regional destination. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details In the Media 28th May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 28th May 2025 in In the Media Australia's housing goals face hurdles despite 7 per cent rise in home construction This article from ABC News reports on the increase in home building over the year, and whether it is enough to meet the federal target of 1.2 million homes by 2029. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details In the Media 27th May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 27th May 2025 in In the Media Victorian opposition to scrap stamp duty for first homebuyers if elected next year This article from ABC News discusses the Victorian opposition's proposal to eliminate stamp duty for first homebuyers on properties up to $1 million. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details In the Media 26th May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 26th May 2025 in In the Media Impact of housing on children’s wellbeing This article from The National Tribune highlights an AHURI research project in progress which aims to understand how housing conditions affect children's wellbeing in Australia. Dr Clair, lead researcher of the project in progress, outlines the aim of the research. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Current page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
news 3rd June 2025 in news news 3rd June 2025 in news Social housing is completely overstretched. Re-imagining the system could support more people. With the cost of living crisis and rising rents across Australia there is growing recognition of the need for social housing to help even more people. Although governments provide subsidised homes to 423,000 vulnerable and low income households, the demand is outstripping supply. view details
In the Media 31st May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 31st May 2025 in In the Media ‘Don’t tell them ... they’ll all come’: why are so many sea-changers moving to Geelong? This article from The Guardian explores the surge in internal migration to Geelong, which has become Australia's most popular regional destination. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details
In the Media 28th May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 28th May 2025 in In the Media Australia's housing goals face hurdles despite 7 per cent rise in home construction This article from ABC News reports on the increase in home building over the year, and whether it is enough to meet the federal target of 1.2 million homes by 2029. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details
In the Media 27th May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 27th May 2025 in In the Media Victorian opposition to scrap stamp duty for first homebuyers if elected next year This article from ABC News discusses the Victorian opposition's proposal to eliminate stamp duty for first homebuyers on properties up to $1 million. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details
In the Media 26th May 2025 in In the Media In the Media 26th May 2025 in In the Media Impact of housing on children’s wellbeing This article from The National Tribune highlights an AHURI research project in progress which aims to understand how housing conditions affect children's wellbeing in Australia. Dr Clair, lead researcher of the project in progress, outlines the aim of the research. view details
