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A combination of rising interest rates, increasing mortgage repayments for owners and an undersupply of housing leading to exorbitant rental prices across Australia. This article in news.com.au claims that it is younger generations – with a lack of disposables of income and a shaky footing in the job market – that appear to be disproportionately impacted.

Rising interest rates, a lack of housing and increased demand have contributed to the current rental and housing crisis that experts say has made it harder to find a home than ever before. This article in Refinery29 explores why it's women that are hit hardest, and features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham.

This summer, tenants across Australia have recorded temperatures as high as 40+ degrees celsius inside their private rental and social housing properties, leading to issues with humidity and mould as well. This article in the ABC News explores why renters on low incomes were struggling to keep their homes cool, and features ���������research and an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham.

The Australian Financial Review spoke with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham recently on the worsening rental crisis. Vacancy rates in capital cities are well below long-term averages making it increasingly difficult for students to find affordable rentals.

Dr Michael Fotheringham was quoted by SBS News on the increasing number of Australians living in multi-generational housing. With low vacancy rates for houses and apartments in every major city and the regions causing rents to skyrocket, some people are turning to other available housing options.