Home Insights Latest news Latest news news 4th September 2024 in news news 4th September 2024 in news Australians deserve better than low quality, inefficient housing New AHURI Research has investigated what is needed to lift the quality of Australian housing to align with international standards. view details brief 3rd September 2024 in brief brief 3rd September 2024 in brief Understanding Data Sovereignty for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people The concept of Indigenous Data Sovereignty is rapidly gaining prominence, both in Australia and internationally, and is likely to have important implications for developing housing and urban policy. This AHURI Brief explains what Indigenous Data Sovereignty is and how it can be successfully incorporated into data gathering and policy development strategies of government and non-government organisations in Australia. view details In the Media 3rd September 2024 in In the Media In the Media 3rd September 2024 in In the Media Would a landlord watchdog make a difference to Australian renters? AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham spoke on ABC Radio National's Life Matters addressing Australia's rental crisis and proposed federal reforms to better protect renters. view details In the Media 29th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 29th August 2024 in In the Media Victoria needs more social housing. But some fear good plans can unravel when stigma takes hold This article from ABC News looks at community backlash to social housing plans for residents with mental health challenges. AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham discusses the impact of community fears on social housing. view details brief 21st August 2024 in brief brief 21st August 2024 in brief A year on from National Cabinet announcements, are renters getting the ‘better deal’? In August 2023, Australia’s National Cabinet - a collaborative forum comprising the prime minister and the heads of the state and territory governments - agreed to ‘A better deal for renters’. The agreement was essentially to ‘harmonise and strengthen renters’ rights across Australia’ and was driven by an environment of undersupply and high demand for private rental homes. This AHURI Brief provides an overview of where renters’ rights were up to across Australia, one year on from this announcement. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Current page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
news 4th September 2024 in news news 4th September 2024 in news Australians deserve better than low quality, inefficient housing New AHURI Research has investigated what is needed to lift the quality of Australian housing to align with international standards. view details
brief 3rd September 2024 in brief brief 3rd September 2024 in brief Understanding Data Sovereignty for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people The concept of Indigenous Data Sovereignty is rapidly gaining prominence, both in Australia and internationally, and is likely to have important implications for developing housing and urban policy. This AHURI Brief explains what Indigenous Data Sovereignty is and how it can be successfully incorporated into data gathering and policy development strategies of government and non-government organisations in Australia. view details
In the Media 3rd September 2024 in In the Media In the Media 3rd September 2024 in In the Media Would a landlord watchdog make a difference to Australian renters? AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham spoke on ABC Radio National's Life Matters addressing Australia's rental crisis and proposed federal reforms to better protect renters. view details
In the Media 29th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 29th August 2024 in In the Media Victoria needs more social housing. But some fear good plans can unravel when stigma takes hold This article from ABC News looks at community backlash to social housing plans for residents with mental health challenges. AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham discusses the impact of community fears on social housing. view details
brief 21st August 2024 in brief brief 21st August 2024 in brief A year on from National Cabinet announcements, are renters getting the ‘better deal’? In August 2023, Australia’s National Cabinet - a collaborative forum comprising the prime minister and the heads of the state and territory governments - agreed to ‘A better deal for renters’. The agreement was essentially to ‘harmonise and strengthen renters’ rights across Australia’ and was driven by an environment of undersupply and high demand for private rental homes. This AHURI Brief provides an overview of where renters’ rights were up to across Australia, one year on from this announcement. view details
