This report shows that although each state and territory rental support program has similar aims, their operation varies considerably.

The small scale tenant incentive schemes existing in Australia are perceived by housing managers and tenants to contribute to improvements in service delivery, organisational culture and staff and tenant satisfaction report Keith Jacobs, Tim Seelig, Hazel Easthope and Michele Slatter.

This Positioning Paper introduces a project undertaken by a team of AHURI based researchers to review Private Rental Support Programs (PRSP) in each Australian State and Territory and judge their effectiveness in assisting tenants on low-incomes.

One of the major challenges faced by state housing authorities engaged in housing estate regeneration/renewal programs is to sustain the benefits that accrue from an initial injection of resources. In this report Keith Jacobs, Kathy Arthurson and Bill Randolph explore the utility of exit strategies and examine models that can be deployed in Australian regeneration...

Boarding houses are an important source of low cost accommodation in most Australian cities. In this project the potential role of government in protecting and encouraging this form of accommodation is examined. The positioning paper and final report from this research project are now available online.