Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 27th October 2022 in In the Media In the Media 27th October 2022 in In the Media This article in the Australian Financial Review explores some potential inconsistencies associated with the launch of the national housing accord. While emphasising that any focus on supply is welcome, the article questions several key aspects of the accord, including the framework for partnership with the private sector, and its (potentially unattainable) 'initial, aspirational target' of one million affordable homes. brief 26th October 2022 in brief brief 26th October 2022 in brief Understanding family violence and housing in Indigenous families Family violence occurs at higher rates in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities than in the general Australian population, with the rate of hospitalisation for Indigenous women due to Family violence being 8 per 1,000 women and 0.2 per 1,000 for non-Indigenous women. In addition, Indigenous males were 27 times as likely to be hospitalised for family violence as non-Indigenous males. read more brief 26th October 2022 in brief brief 26th October 2022 in brief Housing male perpetrators of domestic and family violence There is a role for housing programs for perpetrators of DFV as men who are removed from the family home and have nowhere else to go are more likely to attempt to return to the family home, which may compromise the safety and security of the women and children. read more brief 24th October 2022 in brief brief 24th October 2022 in brief The need for a robust Australian National Housing and Homelessness Plan After years of relatively little progress on improving housing affordability the Australian Government has declared its commitment to developing a new National Housing and Homelessness Plan, ‘with the support and assistance of key stakeholders including States and Territories, local government, not for profit and civil society organisations, industry bodies, superannuation funds and other experts in housing, finance and urban development.’ read more news 20th October 2022 in news news 20th October 2022 in news After more than two years of the pandemic, how is the Australian rental sector performing? Rapid house price rises and reduced rental affordability have been the unforeseen consequences of the pandemic, and policy responses to date have been ineffective, according to new research. read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 66 Page 67 Page 68 Page 69 Current page 70 Page 71 Page 72 Page 73 Page 74 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 27th October 2022 in In the Media In the Media 27th October 2022 in In the Media This article in the Australian Financial Review explores some potential inconsistencies associated with the launch of the national housing accord. While emphasising that any focus on supply is welcome, the article questions several key aspects of the accord, including the framework for partnership with the private sector, and its (potentially unattainable) 'initial, aspirational target' of one million affordable homes.
brief 26th October 2022 in brief brief 26th October 2022 in brief Understanding family violence and housing in Indigenous families Family violence occurs at higher rates in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities than in the general Australian population, with the rate of hospitalisation for Indigenous women due to Family violence being 8 per 1,000 women and 0.2 per 1,000 for non-Indigenous women. In addition, Indigenous males were 27 times as likely to be hospitalised for family violence as non-Indigenous males. read more
brief 26th October 2022 in brief brief 26th October 2022 in brief Housing male perpetrators of domestic and family violence There is a role for housing programs for perpetrators of DFV as men who are removed from the family home and have nowhere else to go are more likely to attempt to return to the family home, which may compromise the safety and security of the women and children. read more
brief 24th October 2022 in brief brief 24th October 2022 in brief The need for a robust Australian National Housing and Homelessness Plan After years of relatively little progress on improving housing affordability the Australian Government has declared its commitment to developing a new National Housing and Homelessness Plan, ‘with the support and assistance of key stakeholders including States and Territories, local government, not for profit and civil society organisations, industry bodies, superannuation funds and other experts in housing, finance and urban development.’ read more
news 20th October 2022 in news news 20th October 2022 in news After more than two years of the pandemic, how is the Australian rental sector performing? Rapid house price rises and reduced rental affordability have been the unforeseen consequences of the pandemic, and policy responses to date have been ineffective, according to new research. read more
