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Housing, homelessness and disasters: an issues paper

M. Campbell

This issues paper highlights some of the policy challenges faced in planning for, and responding to emergencies as it relates to housing and homelessness. Its purpose is to provide background information in advance of 2024 Housing, Homelessness and Disaster National Symposium. The paper concludes long-term recovery outcomes for people experiencing homelessness are not well understood...
Policy

National planning reform blueprint: planning, zoning and land release measures to improve housing supply


This Blueprint outlines planning, zoning, land release and other measures to improve housing supply and affordability. It comprises of 10 measures and 17 supporting actions.
Report

Place-based drivers and effective management of population growth and change in regional Australia

Nick Osbaldiston, Somwrita Sarkar, Durba Kundu, Nicole Gurran

This study examines the place-based factors that influence people moving to and from Australian regional and rural areas and considers policy solutions for managing the impacts of this change. Policies to support liveability, such as improvements to housing affordability and availability, local health and education services, and local transport infrastructure, as well as funding for...
Research Summary

'Revenue share' for housing


The research note explores options for councils to receive a portion of tax revenue from new housing developments, addressing New Zealand's persistent housing shortage.
Discussion paper

Off-peak hot water in the 21st century: smarter load shifting in the NEM


In 2023, approximately 4,000 gigawatt-hours of renewable energy—around 9.3% of utility scale renewable generation — was wasted, or “curtailed”. Much of this energy could be directed to off-peak hot water systems if those systems’ timing could be changed from overnight to daytime peaks. Such a change could provide flexible demand for renewable energy, delivering financial...