Where to from here? Looking to the future of social and affordable housing at #NHCSydney

The number of households in the not-for-profit community housing sector over the last 10 years has more than doubled (35,667 in 2008 to 74,220 in 2016, a 108% increase). With…

Are you ready for the Big Issue Challenge at the National Housing Conference?

The Big Issue Challenge is a unique opportunity for delegates at this year's National Housing Conference, that makes a real difference. Together with your colleagues, you will join a vendor…

International partners announced as joint sponsors for #NHCSydney

We are pleased to announce National Affordable Housing Consortium (NAHC) and Places for People as joint platinum sponsors of the National Housing Conference 2017. NAHC has pioneered new partnerships and…

International keynote speaker’s message for the National Housing Conference

Mr Evan Siddall, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), has recorded a special video ahead of this year's National Housing Conference. Mr Siddall,…

Closing the Indigenous housing gap at the National Housing Conference

Many Indigenous Australians today continue to face significant barriers in accessing suitable housing and are significantly over-represented in our homelessness population, and their homelessness situations are likely to be more…

On the path to reform? Examining national housing policy developments

It has been a significant year for housing policy in Australia. In the presence of widespread media attention and a highly engaged public, our politicians and policymakers have embraced a…

Mindfulness, melodies and movement at the National Housing Conference 2017

Staying engaged and inspired during a conference is the best way to get the most out of your learning experience. We’re thrilled to announce that a range of vibrant and…

Finding innovative solutions to homelessness at #NHCSydney

Homelessness and related housing issues have dominated the media and much of the political debate this year. It is widely recognised by policymakers, housing experts and the public that Australians…

International experts join the National Housing Conference

We are pleased to further enrich the conference program with the inclusion of international speakers Gail Gilman, Oona Goldsworthy and Chris Paris in key conference sessions. Gail Gilman, Chief Executive…

The safe house: the role of housing in domestic and family violence

Following a period of significant policy reflection and reform on the issue of family and domestic violence, our final major plenary session will examine the important role of housing in…

Program released for Australia’s largest affordable housing event

We are thrilled to announce that the much anticipated National Housing Conference 2017 program is now available. With more than 1000 delegates and 150 speakers expected to participate in 35 sessions…

Second international keynote speaker for #NHCSydney

As the Federal Government pushes to implement the National Housing Finance Investment Corporation (NHFIC), we are pleased to announce that the leader of the UK equivalent, Mr Piers Williamson will join…

Award winning journalist announced for NHC 2017 key sessions

7.30 anchor Leigh Sales to host key conference sessions We are pleased to announce that Leigh Sales, award winning author and journalist and host of ABC’s flagship current affairs program…

Networking at the National Housing Conference

We know how important networking is at a conference. In fact, it was the number 1 reason delegates listed for attending NHC Perth in 2015! There are three days of…

Top 7 reasons for you to attend #NHCSydney

Interested in the National Housing Conference 2017? Here are the top 7 reasons to join us this year Be a change-maker – housing and homelessness are on the national agenda…

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