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C. Paris (1983)
Affordable and Available Housing: The Role of the Private Rental Sector in Australia
H. Austerberry, S. Watson (1983)
Women on the Margins
G. Paciullo (1984)
?Speechnotes for the address by the Minister for Consumer Affairs?
(1984)
?Market Facts?
Housing policy and provision in Australia are primarily oriented towards meeting the needs of the traditional nuclear family household. Households who cannot afford to buy their own home and are not eligible for public housing have no alternative but to rent in the private sector. Many of these households are single headed, groups, unemployed or on low‐incomes. However, even in the private rental sector family households are favoured by landlords and estate agents and gain access to the better standard accommodation. Flexible and innovative policies in the public sector are urgently needed to meet the housing needs of the growing number of non‐nuclear family households.
Australian Journal of Social Issues – Wiley
Published: Mar 1, 1986
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