The Asia-Pacific Network for Housing Research (APNHR) Conference 2024
Joint APNHR – AHRC Conference Adelaide 21-23 February 2024
“Re-imagining a better housing future”
Registration
Key Presenters
Accomodations
Program Available Now
Venue
University of South Australia, City West Campus Pridham Hall, Hindley Street, Adelaide
North Terrace, University of South Australia, SA 5005, AUSTRALIA
Sub-themes
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Housing equality for all generations
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Housing as economic, social and health infrastructure Asia-Pacific housing opportunities and challenges
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Housing policy lessons from turbulent times
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Housing supply challenges and opportunities
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Housing futures through a well-being lens
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Solutions for precarious housing systems
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Creating sustainable and resilient homes and communities
During the conference the Asia Pacific Network for Housing Research will be offering free membership to their network, which provides members the opportunity to interact and network with other housing researchers in the Asia Pacific region.
Please consider applying for membership to get the most out of the joint AHRC / APNHR conference.
Visitor Information
Welcome to Adelaide, Australia, a city that ticks all the boxes, and delivers a truly ‘Australian’ experience. With world-class facilities, easy access, a commitment to sustainability, value for money, safe surrounds and a superb climate, it’s easy to see why Adelaide is consistently rated as one of the world’s best destinations for business travel and events. Known as the ’20-minute city’ Adelaide has regular direct international and domestic flights, the fastest airport to city transfer in Australia, and a convenient walkable layout with free tram service. Add to this Adelaide ranks as the most affordable capital in Australia, meaning that delegates will enjoy exceptional ease and value during their event. Such characteristics lead to Adelaide recently being lauded by the Chicago Tribune as one of the world’s best-designed cities.
It is no secret that Adelaide, South Australia produces some of the world’s best wine, with iconic regions the Barossa, McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills within touching distance of the city and home to renowned brands such as Penfolds. Naturally there is also the food to match, and with Adelaide home to the largest fresh food market in the Southern Hemisphere the city has been referred to as the Culinary Capital of Australia (New York Times).
A vibrant multicultural city, Adelaide boasts a year-round program of exciting festivals and events, and also perfectly placed for those seeking that authentic ‘Australian’ experience. On the city’s doorstep you can enjoy natural wonders such as the breathtaking outback landscape of the Flinders Ranges, the unspoilt wilderness of Kangaroo Island, and miles of white sandy beaches to name a few.
Climate
Adelaide has a Mediterranean climate with mild to cool winters and and warm, dry summers. You can expect an average daily maximum of 28 celsius and minimum of 18 celsius in February.
Air Travel to South Australia
Adelaide is South Australia’s capital city. It is easily accessed by air from all Australian capital cities and international destinations. Adelaide Airport is only 8 kilometres from the centre of the city, a 15-minute drive.
Adelaide Airport (ADL) services regional, domestic and international travellers.
Qantas, Virgin Australia and Jetstar offer frequent daily services to Adelaide Airport from Australia’s capital cities.
Melbourne to Adelaide: 1 hour 5 minutes
Sydney to Adelaide: 1 hour 40 minutes
Canberra to Adelaide: 1 hour 40 minutes
Brisbane to Adelaide: 2 hours 30 minutes
Perth to Adelaide: 3 hours 10 minutes
Darwin to Adelaide: 3 hours 35 minutes
Alice Springs to Adelaide: 2 hours
Taxi
A taxi rank is located left of the pedestrian plaza as you walk out of the terminal. Concierges provide a safe environment and allocate taxis to passengers. There is a $2 levy added to fares for taxis leaving the airport.
Travel Insurance
The conference organisers recommend that delegates purchase travel insurance including cover for non-refundable conference registration fees.
Organising Commitee
Joint Chairs
Chris Leishman
University of South Australia
Rachel Ong ViforJ
Curtin University
Committee Members