International students have emerged as a major cohort within Australia's post-secondary
education sector. Despite contributing substantially to the economy and community, they are …

In the context of skyrocketing house prices and fierce competition for talents between cities,
this study explores the housing pathways of young talents and their future migration plans in …

Rental discrimination is a key factor in the reproduction of socio-economic inequality under
emergent rentier capitalism within the asset society. Our research into the effects of …

The growth of the private rented sector (PRS) since the 2000s in countries with lightly
regulated markets has led to significant questions over its ability to provide a homely …

Precarity is a term capturing the migrants' situation under globalization and migration-driven
uncertainties. Many have attempted to explain the precarity in terms of employment …

There is a well-documented association between histories of state care and housing
instability. This paper examines care leavers' experience of securing housing during the …

Although tens of thousands of households are on the waiting-list for social housing in
Australia, little is known about how they experience waiting for social housing. Drawing on …

The COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted sleep quality. However, research regarding
older adults' sleep quality during the pandemic has been limited. This study examined the …

With increasing numbers of older Australian women facing housing precarity, it is essential
to understand how this social problem persists and grows despite structural change with …

Marginalised groups of older people remain neglected in positive health and ageing (PHA)
agendas, whether they concern healthy or active ageing concepts. Questions exist around …