Young people facing or experiencing homelessness in rural Australia have very different experiences to their urban contemporaries. The Foyer model is one response that could help young rural people establish themselves, without relocating them to cities away from their support networks writes Bill Randolph in this AHURI research bulletin.

Security of tenure gives people a sense of autonomy, identity and control over their living environment resulting in increased residential stability and reduced stress writes Jeanette Lewis. This in turn benefits children's education and neighbourhood social cohesion, and in some contexts enables workforce participation.

Infill housing in middle ring suburbs is a destination for low-income, disadvantaged households in the private rental market writes Ernest Healy and Bob Birrell.

Effective housing policy should support and enable people's participation in social and economic life argues Connie Hughes. To understand the links between public housing and employment we need to examine a complex mosaic of how public housing as a tenure is designed, who the tenants are, and where they live.

This research proposes to expand current financial disadvantage measures by including a regional housing cost variable. The aim of this project is examine the impact of housing costs and housing assistance on levels of financial disadvantage. This research will provide detailed LGA-level simulated results that will enable a fuller evaluation of the current policy options...