Abstract
Australia has seriously neglected social housing, a crisis everyone is now paying the price for. Social housing was once seen as an essential part of the welfare state. It has now become a last resort or, often, an impossible dream.
In this episode, we speak with Professor Alan Morris about what we can do to fix the social housing crisis, as well as the decline in homeownership across Australia.
Having stable housing brings a significant cost benefits, ranging from improvements in mental health and reduced hospitalisation time to enhanced growth and development in young children. Professor Morris argues it is a human right, one we have been neglecting.
This is the second podcast in our housing miniseries, following the first episode with Dr Nicholas Frank. Stay tuned for next week!
In this episode, we speak with Professor Alan Morris about what we can do to fix the social housing crisis, as well as the decline in homeownership across Australia.
Having stable housing brings a significant cost benefits, ranging from improvements in mental health and reduced hospitalisation time to enhanced growth and development in young children. Professor Morris argues it is a human right, one we have been neglecting.
This is the second podcast in our housing miniseries, following the first episode with Dr Nicholas Frank. Stay tuned for next week!
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Policy Forum - Crawford School of Public Policy |
| Publication status | Published - 10 Nov 2023 |