Singles, households with no children, low-income households, private renters and residents of major cities have lower wellbeing when precariously housed compared to when they are not precariously housed.
By household type, the strongest growth in new households is expected from lone person households (595,000), followed by couple families without children (488,000), then couple families with children (361,000).
This framework identifies key liveability and accessibility elements.
Australia’s social and community housing could host as much as 1.8 Gigawatts (GW) of rooftop solar, allowing some of Australia’s most vulnerable energy consumers to benefit from the low cost of solar.
Homelessness is a complex problem. If we are to end it, we need to understand and engage all levers available to us.
The housing market is failing to cater for older and younger generations, according to research.
Funded by the Australian Research Council and Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, the project reflects the fact renting has moved from being a transitional proposition to something more permanent.
NAHA brings together a range of groups representing different perspectives of the housing spectrum.
A documentation of the experiences of LGBTIQA+ young people within the homelessness system.
The future fund is an important mechanism to address the ongoing decline of Australia’s social housing stock.
The research was conducted by Sandra Harben at Noongar Mia Mia and were endorsed by the Telethon Kids Institute Ngullar Coorlungar Elder co-researchers.
New research by the ACOSS/UNSW Poverty and Inequality Partnership shows renters on low and modest incomes are in the grip of a housing pincer, especially in regional Australia, as surging rents and the Commonwealth’s neglect of social and affordable housing creates acute stress.
The estimated rate of risk per 10,000 persons for all Australia ranges between 846.9 per 10,000 for SA3 analysis (8.5% of the total population aged 15 years and over) and 1,165 per 10,000 (11.7%) for analysis derived from HILDA.
Australia’s ageing housing stock offers a multitude of benefits that will supercharge the emissions reduction.
Shelter WA partnered with the Australian Red Cross to undertake an in-depth assessment of the Western Australian accommodation options for Red Cross clients on the Support for Trafficked People Program.
The Deloitte report provides further evidence of the economic benefits of energy efficiency retrofit programs.