Can home ownership work for Indigenous Australians living on communal title land?

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26 November 2009If governments are interested in pursuing more demand driven approaches to housing in indigenous communities, policy-makers need better information about indigenous people's perceptions of home ownership.

The study examined the meaning of home ownership for Indigenous people through a survey of 86 Indigenous Australians in five study sites around Australia.

Authors: Paul Memmott, Dr Mark Moran, Dr Christine Birdsall-Jones, Dr Shaneen Fantin, Ms Angela Kreutz, Ms
Jenine Godwin, Anne Burgess, Ms Linda Thomson and Ms Lee Sheppard of the AHURI Queensland Research
Centre.

Publication typeReport
Publisher TypeAcademic research centre, APO Member
CoverageAustralia
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/19802
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