Research and Policy

The Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows Queensland gained the most people, about 7000, from net interstate migration over the March 2021 quarter, while Victoria lost the most at almost 5000, followed closely by NSW at 4500 people.

This scoping review aims to identify evidence of best practice organisational responses to employee’s experiences of DFV and SA. Sexual harassment (including where it involves sexual assault) was not included in this review as it constitutes a substantial and separate body of literature, and the suite of organisational responses are well developed and evaluated.

This book introduces the reader to the economics and administration of housing provision, it sets out strategic priorities for the transformational national housing strategy needed to improve affordability outcomes for the most vulnerable in Australian society. Offers a comprehensive grounding in contemporary policy settings of the Australian public policy housing system.

This report communicates the independent performance audit by the Victorian Auditor-General’s Office (VAGO) of the Department pf Health and Human Services (DHHS) Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Action Plan (HRSAP).

This study investigated the impacts commuting costs have on accessing employment for low income workers

This research examines the quantity, composition and distribution of new housing supply across Australia between

This project investigates the role of affordable rental housing in supporting digital innovation and employment

Abstract Homelessness is a devastating experience for children and their families. Families, the majority of

With some key changes, Government can turn a ripple into a wave. BTR proponents in Australia aren’t necessarily seeking more favourable concessions than other asset classes; they’re simply seeking a level playing field.

This study analyses current geographic mobility and downsizing behaviours among Australians aged over 55, and considers the barriers to, and consequences of downsizing. Retired Australians tend to retain high levels of housing wealth (rising to 49% of assets for homeowners aged 75+) and most choose not to downsize, either by moving to a smaller dwelling or a less-expensive home.

The 2018 AHURI International Study Tour to Canada provided senior Australian housing officials with an in-depth understanding of leading international housing reform initiatives and effective program and service innovations.