Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 17th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 17th August 2024 in In the Media Share houses and less overseas migration: Why Australia's rental market could be on a downward slope This ABC News article looks at new figures showing national rental growth is starting to slow for the first time in three years and features input from AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details In the Media 16th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 16th August 2024 in In the Media Perth housing target falls short by 35,000 homes This article from The Age addresses the new National Urban Policy that was discussed at the Urban Development Institute of Australia (WA) Industry Lunch. AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham attended and spoke at the event. view details news 15th August 2024 in news news 15th August 2024 in news Australian Homelessness Conference 2024 brings connection and clarity to a sector gathering momentum The Australian Homelessness Conference 2024 wrapped up in Adelaide on Wednesday 14 August, following two days of inspiring and thought-provoking presentations and panel discussions. Attended by around 800 delegates from across the Australian homelessness sector, the conference featured nearly 90 speakers across 22 sessions, as well as a networking breakfast. view details In the Media 14th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 14th August 2024 in In the Media Teenage DV survivors get support This ABC PM radio segment features speakers from the Australian Housing Conference discussing the homelessness services gap for unaccompanied children and young people escaping family violence. view details news 8th August 2024 in news news 8th August 2024 in news Improving ‘liveability’ is key to thriving populations in regional centres Across Australia, governments are keen to encourage migration to regional areas, both to take the ‘pressure’ off major cities and to foster sustainable growth in regional areas. However, population change has been uneven in regional Australia, often based on push and pull factors that are specific to each particular region. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 Current page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Page 35 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 17th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 17th August 2024 in In the Media Share houses and less overseas migration: Why Australia's rental market could be on a downward slope This ABC News article looks at new figures showing national rental growth is starting to slow for the first time in three years and features input from AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details
In the Media 16th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 16th August 2024 in In the Media Perth housing target falls short by 35,000 homes This article from The Age addresses the new National Urban Policy that was discussed at the Urban Development Institute of Australia (WA) Industry Lunch. AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham attended and spoke at the event. view details
news 15th August 2024 in news news 15th August 2024 in news Australian Homelessness Conference 2024 brings connection and clarity to a sector gathering momentum The Australian Homelessness Conference 2024 wrapped up in Adelaide on Wednesday 14 August, following two days of inspiring and thought-provoking presentations and panel discussions. Attended by around 800 delegates from across the Australian homelessness sector, the conference featured nearly 90 speakers across 22 sessions, as well as a networking breakfast. view details
In the Media 14th August 2024 in In the Media In the Media 14th August 2024 in In the Media Teenage DV survivors get support This ABC PM radio segment features speakers from the Australian Housing Conference discussing the homelessness services gap for unaccompanied children and young people escaping family violence. view details
news 8th August 2024 in news news 8th August 2024 in news Improving ‘liveability’ is key to thriving populations in regional centres Across Australia, governments are keen to encourage migration to regional areas, both to take the ‘pressure’ off major cities and to foster sustainable growth in regional areas. However, population change has been uneven in regional Australia, often based on push and pull factors that are specific to each particular region. view details
