Research and Policy

This research examined the barriers and enablers to leaving or avoiding residential aged care for Australian younger people who are not NDIS participants.

This is a submission from Central Australian Aboriginal Congress to the development of the Northern Territory Homelessness Strategy 2025-30.

This article provides an autoethnographic analysis of my experiences of administrating and supporting transitional housing programs in Canada.

This submission canvasses the crisis in housing availability and affordability for essential workers in New South Wales.

The short-term responses to the Supreme Court’s recent ruling have made society’s flaws clear. However, if governments adjust policies from criminalization to rehabilitation, the long-term effects can shift to a solution to the homelessness crisis, instead of adding to it.

This paper explores commodification within housing and uses this to recognise that our relationship to housing and our relationship to the crisis, can be shaped by our relationship to capital.

This report explores the economic and social impacts of digital exclusion in Australia. It highlights the potential benefits of addressing this issue, including improved employment opportunities, enhanced social inclusion, better health outcomes, and increased access to essential services.

This research highlights that in the Australian Housing Aspirations survey a large majority (78%) of private rental tenants aspired to own their own home, while the research survey found three out of five private renters don’t think they will ever be able to afford to buy a home of their own.

This report presents the findings of the discussions and the recommendations from the Inaugural Healing and Recovery National Roundtable.

Using data from a randomized controlled trial on Housing First for Youth, this study examines qualitative narratives delving into the process of resilience (i.e., stressors, coping, and positive adaptation) among 21 youth over one year.