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Report

State of the housing system: 2024


In this report, the Council presents an overview of the state and functioning of Australia’s housing system. It assesses demand and supply conditions, and how these factors influence dwelling prices and rents. The report assesses housing affordability in Australia across tenure, age and income groups, and focuses in detail on cohorts of vulnerable people.
Case study

Equitable foundations: case studies of gender-wise philanthropy in housing partnerships

Josephine Barraket, Stacey Ong, Julie Reilly, Ella Mitchell, Joyce Teo

Collaboration with other philanthropic organisations, government agencies, investors, and grassroots movements focused on gender issues can further amplify the success and impact of interventions. This case study report makes clear that a gender lens is a helpful tool in understanding and responding effectively to any issue – and the housing crisis is no exception.
Guide

Equitable foundations: a framework for gender-wise philanthropy in partnerships

Josephine Barraket, Stacey Ong, Julie Reilly, Ella Mitchell, Joyce Teo

This framework provides a clear and practical roadmap, whether you are at the beginning of the gender-wise path or are more experienced in applying a gender lens to increase philanthropic impact and gender equity. Informed by case studies and broader sector expertise, the framework draws on experiences of funders and partners in projects supporting women’s...
Report

Social housing pathways by policy co-design: opportunities for tenant participation in system innovation in Australia


This research examines the best-practice opportunities for increasing tenant participation in developing social housing and related housing assistance policies and programs in Australia.
Report

The rooftop solar potential of Australian housing stock by tenure and dwelling type


This report presents an assessment of the rooftop solar potential across Australia's housing stock. It has a particular focus on social housing, apartments and private rental housing - three sectors that are significantly under-represented in Australia's world-leading uptake of residential solar.