The objective of this systematic literature review was to examine the epidemiological evidence for a relationship between various hygiene and public health intervention strategies, separately or in combination, and the occurrence of common preventable childhood infectious diseases.
This report presents the findings of a household survey of 58 Indigenous Business Australia home loan clients in nine towns in Queensland and the Northern Territory on remote Indigenous settlements with community title land.
I’ve written a few earlier posts about the Senate Inquiry into Housing Affordability that was set up earlier this year. The Committee brought down its report yesterday – you can access it by clicking here. Read more »
This paper outlines the proposed design of the Housing Affordability Fund including the process for selecting suitable projects, and seeks responses to a series of questions raised in the document.
More public housing funds are needed to unleash its potential, argue ROWLAND ATKINSON and KEITH JACOBS
Andrew Leigh is an amazingly active economist and does work of real social value. The current Economic Record has a piece by Andrew and his colleague Ian Davidoff where he values public school education in the ACT by looking at the effects of better than average test scores on house prices. A preprint of the whole paper is here. Read more »
This Senate report into housing affordability in Australia sets out the facts, analyses the causes and discusses some remedies.
Conducted by the AHURI Queensland Research Centre, this is the Final Report for a research project concerned with issues about patterns of housing consumption among people on income support.
Linking the Supported Accommodation Assistance Program, child protection and juvenile justice data collections would provide valuable information about the characteristics of people who are involved in one or more of these sectors. This report concludes that linkage is technically feasible and that both the SAAP and juvenile justice data collections have data currently suitable for linkage.
This discussion paper explores the reasons why public housing has become so stigmatised and makes the case for increased investment and other strategies that can improve the status of public housing.
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