HousingWORKS

HousingWORKS is the premier journal on social housing matters in Australia and NewZealand. Itprovides relevant and topical information to those working in the social housing sector - in the government, community and academic sectors.

HousingWORKS is published four times a year, and provides topical, relevantand interesting articles on issues and events of direct interest to those working in, or have an interest in the social housing sector.

HousingWORKS is free to members of the AHI, with subscriptions being available to non-members of the AHI. Advertising opportunities are also available in the journal.

Recent Issues:

• November 2009
• August 2009
• May 2009

Subscriptions

Subscriptions are available for HousingWorks.

The rates are:

Subscriptions are in Australian dollars and include GST where applicable.
No agency discounts or other discounts apply.

To subcribe to the journal, download the Subscription Form and return to the Institute office

Advertising

Advertising space is available in HousingWORKS.

The current circulation is nearing 1000, throughout Australia and New Zealand - this includes subscribers. In addition to the members and subscribers, copies are also distributed to delegates at appropriate conferences during the year.

HousingWORKS is published four times each year.

Download the details of our Advertising Rates for 2009-2010 or contact the AHI's Office on
(02) 6494 7566.

November 2009

Vol 7 No 4 - November 2009

• Ministerial Q&A: Home Remedies. Tanya Plibersek
• Slums are good for cities. Jeb Brugmann. Click now to read.
• Banking on values in affordable housing. Alexandra de Blas
• Designing homes to last a Lifetime. Mandy Burt
• Responding to the uncertainties of climate change. Mark Singer
• Does Australia have enough housing? Dr Owen Donald
• PowerHousing Australia’s visionary plan for social housing Alexandra de Blas
• Achieving a viable and sustainable community housing sector Carol Croce and Eddy Bourke
• Shared futures?Dr Peter Williams and Dr Christine Whitehead
• Indigenous housing in the Northern Territory Toni Vine Bromley. Click now to read.
• Understanding investors in the private rental marketAHURI
• Paradigm shift? A conversation with Professor Michael Stone
• My Housing Career with Col James and Mick Mundine . Click now to read.

August 2009

Vol 7 No 3 - August 2009

• Ministerial Q&A: Home Remedies. Tanya Plibersek
• The Public Tenant Employment Program. Anne Minos
• From devastation hope and a new beginning are born. Sarath Mataraarachchi
• Healthy Housing - Healthy Cities. Dr Iain Butterworth
• The close of Homeless Persons’ Week starts the golden age. Avi Michael
• Community Housing Learning for Sustainability Sue Cunningham
• Book Review: How climate change matters in matters of social justice. Mark Singer
• Counting the costs of pollution. Sarath Mataraachchi
• Cover story: A social housing perspective on sustainability and climate change. Mark Singer
• Integration: a means or an end? Rhonda Phillips Andrew Jones and Vivienne Milligan
• Saving tenancies through collaboration. Melinda Wagner and Bronwyn Paterson
• Against the wind. Alwyn Friedersdorff
• Implementing Queensland’s One Social Housing System. Jon Eastgate
• The Future of Social Housing in South Australia Shirley Trebilcock
• The Economic Stimulus Plan: an update from NSW. Mike Allen
• My housing career with Rebecca Pinkstone

May 2009

Vol 7 No 2 - May 2009 - A special joint edition with Parity

• Editorial Workforce Issues. David Wright Howie
• Supporting Housing Professionals to Tackle Homelessness. The Australasian Housing Institute
• Towards a New Victorian Homelessness Strategy. Deb Tsorbaris
• Homelessness Australia May Update. Simon Smith
• Managing the Community Services Workforce: The low wage threat to service delivery - opportunities and options. Michael Pegg
• Side Issue? Workforce Development and the White Paper: Developing an effective workforce strategy in tough economic times Travis Gilbert
• Housing Homelessness and Family Violence Workforce Challenges: An ASU Perspective Lisa Darmanian and Julie Kun
• The Road Home: Homelessness White Paper Developing a Workforce Strategy – Where do We Start? Wallis Westbrook
• Workforce Planning Required to Meet Future Growth. Lam Huynh
• Workforce Development in the Family Violence Sector: If Not Now - When? Alison Macdonald
• The Word from the Frontline (1) PESP interview of a Housing Information and Referral worker from a rural homelessness services provider
• The Homeless as Inspiration Donna Hinchcliff
• Workforce Development in the Homelessness Sector Michael Perusco
• The Word From the Frontline (2) CHP PESP Program interview of three frontline homelessness workers.
• What Kind of Workforce Do Homeless People Deserve? Nada Vindis
• The NSW Housing and Human Services Accord Supporting Workforce and Professional Development in the Homelessness and CommunitySectors.
• The Elephant in the Room: Joined Up Services and Workforce Development. Tony Keenan
• Human Services: A Shared and Important Responsibility. Jeremy Boland
• Human Services Workforce Study Nears Completion.
• OPINION Linda White Assistant National Secretary Australian Services Union.

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