Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 1st June 2026 in In the Media In the Media 1st June 2026 in In the Media ABC Drive with Thomas Oriti Dr Michael Fotheringham, AHURI Managing Director, joined this segment of ABC Drive to discuss the housing market in Sydney and wider Australia following the release of the federal budget. view details In the Media 20th May 2026 in In the Media In the Media 20th May 2026 in In the Media ‘It’s a sophisticated business’: New calls for regulation in the short-stay market Professor Nicole Gurran, lead author of recent AHURI research 'Short-term rental accommodation: models, impacts and policy responses' spoke with The Sydney Morning Herald about the report's key findings, and patterns within short-term rental accommodation in Australia. view details news 20th May 2026 in news news 20th May 2026 in news Designing regulation fit for the short-term rental sector A holistic AHURI investigation into Australia’s short-term rental accommodation (STRA) sector sheds new light on what it takes to effectively regulate the sector. view details brief 15th May 2026 in brief brief 15th May 2026 in brief Federal measures to tackle Australia’s housing challenges explained This AHURI Brief provides an overview of the current policy landscape, outlining measures targeting housing supply, affordability and access, social and affordable housing, homelessness, rental affordability, remote and Indigenous housing, and the construction workforce. Measures announced in the 2026 Federal Budget are marked with an *. view details In the Media 13th May 2026 in In the Media In the Media 13th May 2026 in In the Media Negative gearing changes 'level the playing field' for first-home buyers: expert AHURI Managing Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham, appeared on ABC TV News to discuss the housing policy and tax reforms announced in last week's Federal Budget. He said the pre-existing policy settings made it easier for people to buy a second or third or fourth home than to buy the home they're actually going to live in. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 1st June 2026 in In the Media In the Media 1st June 2026 in In the Media ABC Drive with Thomas Oriti Dr Michael Fotheringham, AHURI Managing Director, joined this segment of ABC Drive to discuss the housing market in Sydney and wider Australia following the release of the federal budget. view details
In the Media 20th May 2026 in In the Media In the Media 20th May 2026 in In the Media ‘It’s a sophisticated business’: New calls for regulation in the short-stay market Professor Nicole Gurran, lead author of recent AHURI research 'Short-term rental accommodation: models, impacts and policy responses' spoke with The Sydney Morning Herald about the report's key findings, and patterns within short-term rental accommodation in Australia. view details
news 20th May 2026 in news news 20th May 2026 in news Designing regulation fit for the short-term rental sector A holistic AHURI investigation into Australia’s short-term rental accommodation (STRA) sector sheds new light on what it takes to effectively regulate the sector. view details
brief 15th May 2026 in brief brief 15th May 2026 in brief Federal measures to tackle Australia’s housing challenges explained This AHURI Brief provides an overview of the current policy landscape, outlining measures targeting housing supply, affordability and access, social and affordable housing, homelessness, rental affordability, remote and Indigenous housing, and the construction workforce. Measures announced in the 2026 Federal Budget are marked with an *. view details
In the Media 13th May 2026 in In the Media In the Media 13th May 2026 in In the Media Negative gearing changes 'level the playing field' for first-home buyers: expert AHURI Managing Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham, appeared on ABC TV News to discuss the housing policy and tax reforms announced in last week's Federal Budget. He said the pre-existing policy settings made it easier for people to buy a second or third or fourth home than to buy the home they're actually going to live in. view details
