Home Insights Latest news Latest news news 3rd April 2025 in news news 3rd April 2025 in news As disasters become more frequent, home insurance must evolve With recent flooding affecting large parts of Queensland and NSW, timely new research from AHURI highlights the need for Australian home insurance policies to evolve. The report urges home insurance models to move toward making Australian homes more resilient to future disasters. view details news 27th March 2025 in news news 27th March 2025 in news AHURI’s 2025 research program to tackle critical housing issues AHURI is very pleased to announce the funded projects for the 2025 National Housing Research Program. The 2025 program includes a range of projects that will make a crucial contribution to housing and homelessness policy and practice issues. view details In the Media 24th March 2025 in In the Media In the Media 24th March 2025 in In the Media Are rental blacklists being misused? This segment from ABC Radio National's Life Matters explores the potential misuse of rental blacklists, and the need for rent reforms to better support the growing number of Australians who rent for longer and who may not ever own their own home. It features AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham as a guest speaker. view details brief 24th March 2025 in brief brief 24th March 2025 in brief Does higher density deliver more affordable housing? Higher density housing in Australia is often presented as a more affordable option than stand-alone houses. When asking if apartments really are more affordable than houses, we need to consider: affordable for whom? This AHURI Brief considers how higher density housing contributes to affordability outcomes - for governments, for developers and for households. This is the fourth and final Brief in our density series. view details In the Media 22nd March 2025 in In the Media In the Media 22nd March 2025 in In the Media Can building houses better drive down insurance premiums? This article from The Sydney Morning Herald explores how improved building practices could reduce insurance premiums by enhancing housing resilience against natural disasters. It features insight from Professor Jago Dodson, researcher from the AHURI report, 'Integrating housing policy, settlement planning and disaster management'. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Current page 20 Page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
news 3rd April 2025 in news news 3rd April 2025 in news As disasters become more frequent, home insurance must evolve With recent flooding affecting large parts of Queensland and NSW, timely new research from AHURI highlights the need for Australian home insurance policies to evolve. The report urges home insurance models to move toward making Australian homes more resilient to future disasters. view details
news 27th March 2025 in news news 27th March 2025 in news AHURI’s 2025 research program to tackle critical housing issues AHURI is very pleased to announce the funded projects for the 2025 National Housing Research Program. The 2025 program includes a range of projects that will make a crucial contribution to housing and homelessness policy and practice issues. view details
In the Media 24th March 2025 in In the Media In the Media 24th March 2025 in In the Media Are rental blacklists being misused? This segment from ABC Radio National's Life Matters explores the potential misuse of rental blacklists, and the need for rent reforms to better support the growing number of Australians who rent for longer and who may not ever own their own home. It features AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham as a guest speaker. view details
brief 24th March 2025 in brief brief 24th March 2025 in brief Does higher density deliver more affordable housing? Higher density housing in Australia is often presented as a more affordable option than stand-alone houses. When asking if apartments really are more affordable than houses, we need to consider: affordable for whom? This AHURI Brief considers how higher density housing contributes to affordability outcomes - for governments, for developers and for households. This is the fourth and final Brief in our density series. view details
In the Media 22nd March 2025 in In the Media In the Media 22nd March 2025 in In the Media Can building houses better drive down insurance premiums? This article from The Sydney Morning Herald explores how improved building practices could reduce insurance premiums by enhancing housing resilience against natural disasters. It features insight from Professor Jago Dodson, researcher from the AHURI report, 'Integrating housing policy, settlement planning and disaster management'. view details
