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Associate ProfessorDaphne Habibis

Casual Staff Member

Sociology and Criminology

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  • Casual Staff Member
    Sociology and Criminology
  • +61 3 6226 2331 (Work)
  • School of Social Sciences, Office of the School of Social Sciences, 411 Social Sciences Building, Sandy Bay Campus, TAS

SERVICE & ENGAGEMENT

  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    We won’t close the gap if the Commonwealth cuts off Indigenous housing support (opens in a new tab)⁠
    1 Jan 2018
    For full article go to https://theconversation.com/we-wont-close-the-gap-if-the-commonwealth-cuts-off-indigenous-housing-support-91835
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    Examining the Success of Reforms to Tenancy Management under the National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing
    23 Jun 2017
    For full article go to http://housinginfo.com.au/examining-the-success-of-reforms-to-tenancy-management-under-the-national-partnership-agreement-on-remote-indigenous-housing/
  • MEDIA INTERVIEW
    Indigenous Homeless Hit Hardest By Funding Uncertainty
    24 Jan 2017
  • RECOGNITION
    The Professor Mike Berry Award for Excellence in Housing Research 2017 (opens in a new tab)⁠
    1 Jan 2017
    Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    To move forward on reconciliation, Australia must recognise it has a race relations problem (opens in a new tab)⁠
    20 Sep 2016
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    Supply-side or demand-side assistance for NDIS participants?
    1 Dec 2015
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    White Australia needs to take responsibility for reconciliation too (opens in a new tab)⁠
    7 Aug 2015
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    Expectation Gaps: How well are the goals of the NPAH working for tenants of Supported Accomodation Facilities?
    1 May 2014
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    Progressing policy reforms to remote Indigenous housing
    1 Jan 2014
  • MEDIA INTERVIEW
    Media Interview
    23 Oct 2011
    no abstract available
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    How can Demanding Behaviour in Public Housing be Managed Effectively?
    1 Jan 2007
    Changes in the profile of public housing tenants in recent decades have seen a growth in the number of tenants with complex needs and demanding behaviours. By adopting practices of systematic and close support of tenants state housing authorities can assist tenants to change their behaviour and sustain their tenancies.
  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    Evictions and Housing Management: Toward more Effective Strategies
    1 Jan 2006