Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media AHURI's Managing Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham, spoke with ABC's 7.30 to discuss the impact migration has on Australia's housing crisis. The segment features discussion on net overseas migration, housing demands, and the future of our communities. news 21st May 2024 in news news 21st May 2024 in news What’s in the 2024 Budget for housing and homelessness? The 2024 Federal Budget (on Tuesday 14 May 2024) announced a number of funding measures targeted to the housing and homelessness sectors, as well as confirming previous funding and policy actions. In this Budget the Government champions its ongoing $32 billion plan to help deliver more homes, including $6.2 billion of new initiatives. read more news 16th May 2024 in news news 16th May 2024 in news Social housing sector requires better support to enable outcomes-based funding Moving the social housing sector to an outcomes-based funding model will require standardised tools to be developed for measuring and evaluating complex housing services, new research has found. read more news 10th May 2024 in news news 10th May 2024 in news Connections made toward circular economy housing future Representatives from a range of sectors from across the country met in Sydney and virtually on Thursday 9th May for the one day conference Circular economy housing, to explore what it will take for the Australian housing sector to make the shift toward reducing the significant carbon emissions generated throughout the life-cycle of Australian homes. read more In the Media 7th May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 7th May 2024 in In the Media This article by ABC News investigates why temporary students and workers in Sydney are struggling to find affordable accommodation, and features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham, who says that the lack of accessible housing for short term residents was contributing to overcrowding. 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 22nd May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media AHURI's Managing Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham, spoke with ABC's 7.30 to discuss the impact migration has on Australia's housing crisis. The segment features discussion on net overseas migration, housing demands, and the future of our communities.
news 21st May 2024 in news news 21st May 2024 in news What’s in the 2024 Budget for housing and homelessness? The 2024 Federal Budget (on Tuesday 14 May 2024) announced a number of funding measures targeted to the housing and homelessness sectors, as well as confirming previous funding and policy actions. In this Budget the Government champions its ongoing $32 billion plan to help deliver more homes, including $6.2 billion of new initiatives. read more
news 16th May 2024 in news news 16th May 2024 in news Social housing sector requires better support to enable outcomes-based funding Moving the social housing sector to an outcomes-based funding model will require standardised tools to be developed for measuring and evaluating complex housing services, new research has found. read more
news 10th May 2024 in news news 10th May 2024 in news Connections made toward circular economy housing future Representatives from a range of sectors from across the country met in Sydney and virtually on Thursday 9th May for the one day conference Circular economy housing, to explore what it will take for the Australian housing sector to make the shift toward reducing the significant carbon emissions generated throughout the life-cycle of Australian homes. read more
In the Media 7th May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 7th May 2024 in In the Media This article by ABC News investigates why temporary students and workers in Sydney are struggling to find affordable accommodation, and features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham, who says that the lack of accessible housing for short term residents was contributing to overcrowding.
