Selina Tually

The role of the philanthropic sector in addressing homelessness: Australian and international experiences

Selina Tually, Victoria Skinner, Michele Slatter | Centre for Housing, Urban and Regional Planning (CHURP)

30 September 2012 | This report outlines a rationale for empirical research investigating the engagement of the philanthropic and homelessness sectors in Australia and it presents the results of a targeted literature review scoping the form and extent of philanthropic and homelessness sector engagement.

Australia’s country towns 2050: what will a climate adapted settlement pattern look like?

Julia Law, Michael Kroehn, Selina Tually, Andrew Beer | Centre for Housing, Urban and Regional Planning

28 June 2012 | This report considers the impact of climate change on Australia’s country towns out to the year 2050 and the capacity of this component of Australia’s settlement system to adapt.

Women, domestic and family violence and homelessnes

Selina Tually, and others | Office for Women, Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs

01 December 2008 | This report investigates the support and accommodation needs of women (and children) affected by domestic and family violence and finds that there is no one solution to domestic and family violence related homelessness.

Too big to ignore - A report on future issues for Australian women's housing 2006-2025

Selina Tually, Andrew Beer, Debbie Faulkner | AHURI Southern Research Centre

07 November 2007 | This report considers the future of housing for women in Australia and looks both at current patterns and emerging trends in order to paint a picture of Australian women in 2025 and the housing they will occupy; with respect to the types of dwellings in which they will live in, how much they may pay for their housing, their tenure arrangements and their household structure.

A review of the integration of state and territory housing and disability policies in Australia: August 2006

Selina Tually | Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

23 September 2007 | This report investigates the extent of integration of state and territory housing and disability policies in Australia in order to understand how and to what extent relevant state and territory policies and plans address the housing and assistance needs of people with disabilities, and what strategies are in place in each jurisdiction to address growing housing assistance demand from people with disabilities.