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news 25th February 2022 in news news 25th February 2022 in news Housing assistance reforms needed to support the wellbeing of people in precarious housing Financial constraints and living in the rental sector predisposed people to poorer wellbeing outcomes, while people living alone, low-income households and public renters are most likely to report low wellbeing at a, new AHURI research has revealed. view details
In the Media 12th February 2022 in In the Media In the Media 12th February 2022 in In the Media Australian families are giving up on the suburban dream – but are new apartments up to the job? Dr Tom Alves of AHURI speaks with The Guardian regarding the poor design and quality standards of Australian apartments and the impacts on residents. view details
news 1st February 2022 in news news 1st February 2022 in news National Housing Conference - meet the speaker Sarah Morris will be presenting in the 2022 National Housing Conference session ‘Exiting care, entering a stable home: better supporting young people’ view details
news 1st February 2022 in news news 1st February 2022 in news US Housing Department Deputy Secretary to deliver conference keynote address Adrianne Todman is joining the National Housing Conference program as our closing plenary keynote speaker. view details
news 16th December 2021 in news news 16th December 2021 in news Cities that concentrate people and knowledge have increased productivity Supporting economic and population growth in smaller Australian cities by focussing on particular local or regional strengths has great potential to improve economic productivity, according to new research from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI). view details
