Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 18th April 2024 in In the Media In the Media 18th April 2024 in In the Media Privilege and place , who gets to live inner city now? AHURI Managing Director, Michael Fotheringham, joined ABC's The Conversation Hour to discuss what happens when people are forced to move further out and away from their home and community. view details news 18th April 2024 in news news 18th April 2024 in news Including social housing tenant voice in policy leads to better outcomes Enabling social housing tenants to participate in social housing policy and services that affect them can lead to a range of positive benefits: from improving the way housing and associated essential social services are provided to giving tenants a heightened sense of autonomy and a stronger sense of belonging within their communities, new AHURI research has highlighted. This is especially relevant as social housing tenants increasingly present with more complex health, housing and social care needs. view details In the Media 17th April 2024 in In the Media In the Media 17th April 2024 in In the Media A stark report on housing affordability shows just how dire things are in Australia – for everyone Analysis of the state of the country’s housing markets has found both homeowners and renters are struggling to keep a reasonably priced roof over their heads. This article in News.com.au references AHURI research, which revealed that homeownership rates for first-timers born in the late 1980s is “significant less” than those born in previous decades. view details news 11th April 2024 in news news 11th April 2024 in news AHURI announces the funded research activities of the 2024 National Housing Research Program AHURI is pleased to announce the funded research activities of the 2024 National Housing Research Program. The 2024 program has funded a major Inquiry focused on construction constraints affecting the supply of housing, as well as 14 research projects addressing a wide range of housing system challenges. view details news 26th March 2024 in news news 26th March 2024 in news Removing barriers for providers key to growing Specialist Disability Accommodation The Specialist Disability Accommodation program, which delivers specialist housing support for Australians with extreme functional impairment or very high needs, is designed to attract private market investment; however program restrictions are creating a barrier to this investment. While Community Housing Providers are ideally placed to deliver this highly specialised accommodation, some are pausing their involvement due to the level of financial risk they are required to bear, according to new AHURI research. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Page 35 Current page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 Page 40 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 18th April 2024 in In the Media In the Media 18th April 2024 in In the Media Privilege and place , who gets to live inner city now? AHURI Managing Director, Michael Fotheringham, joined ABC's The Conversation Hour to discuss what happens when people are forced to move further out and away from their home and community. view details
news 18th April 2024 in news news 18th April 2024 in news Including social housing tenant voice in policy leads to better outcomes Enabling social housing tenants to participate in social housing policy and services that affect them can lead to a range of positive benefits: from improving the way housing and associated essential social services are provided to giving tenants a heightened sense of autonomy and a stronger sense of belonging within their communities, new AHURI research has highlighted. This is especially relevant as social housing tenants increasingly present with more complex health, housing and social care needs. view details
In the Media 17th April 2024 in In the Media In the Media 17th April 2024 in In the Media A stark report on housing affordability shows just how dire things are in Australia – for everyone Analysis of the state of the country’s housing markets has found both homeowners and renters are struggling to keep a reasonably priced roof over their heads. This article in News.com.au references AHURI research, which revealed that homeownership rates for first-timers born in the late 1980s is “significant less” than those born in previous decades. view details
news 11th April 2024 in news news 11th April 2024 in news AHURI announces the funded research activities of the 2024 National Housing Research Program AHURI is pleased to announce the funded research activities of the 2024 National Housing Research Program. The 2024 program has funded a major Inquiry focused on construction constraints affecting the supply of housing, as well as 14 research projects addressing a wide range of housing system challenges. view details
news 26th March 2024 in news news 26th March 2024 in news Removing barriers for providers key to growing Specialist Disability Accommodation The Specialist Disability Accommodation program, which delivers specialist housing support for Australians with extreme functional impairment or very high needs, is designed to attract private market investment; however program restrictions are creating a barrier to this investment. While Community Housing Providers are ideally placed to deliver this highly specialised accommodation, some are pausing their involvement due to the level of financial risk they are required to bear, according to new AHURI research. view details
