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Professor Hal Pawson from the City Futures Research Centre explores some of the barriers to housing affordability and explains why policies like the First Home Guarantee fall short in addressing them, noting that “it doesn’t reduce the size of the mortgage you need.”

Professor Jeremy Moss from the School of Humanities & Languages explains how greenwashing constitutes a "form of misleading conduct," referencing recent examples involving Energy Australia and a federal court case against Active Super.��[Timestamp 1:07:39]

Dr Sonya Lifschitz��from the��School of the Arts & Media discusses the tradition of piano playing and considers its unique sound within an Australian context. She emphasises the "diversity in pianistic practices" that arises from Australia's multicultural landscape and the abundance of global artistic influences. [Timestamp 52:16]��

Associate Professor Abner Weng Cheong Poon��from the��School of Social Sciences calls for a more tailored approach to mental health care to address some of the��systemic barriers young Australians from��linguistically or culturally different backgrounds face when accessing these services.

Professor Jeremy Moss from the School of Humanities & Languages unpacks the prevalent issue of greenwashing. He shifts the focus away from individual responsibility placed on environmentally conscious consumers and calls for government authorities to better regulate and "police this issue for us." [Timestamp 11:26]

Commenting on a new report into the safety of essential services, Adjunct Associate Professor Catherine Fitzpatrick from the School of Social Sciences highlights how utility bills are being weaponised by abusers as “tools of coercion” used to stalk, control and punish victim-survivors.

Commenting on recent changes to state rental laws, Senior Research Fellow Chris Martin from the City Futures Research Centre calls for a "reasonable speed limit" on rent increases across tenancies and the introduction of a comprehensive landlord register.

Professor Christopher Pettit from the City Futures Research Centre introduces his new facility, which uses AI tools to examine "the whole housing system." He emphasises the value of this holistic approach to tackling the housing crisis, noting that "no single sector or department can solve this dilemma alone."

Senior Research Fellow Chris Martin from the City Futures Research Centre discusses the recent rental law reforms introduced in NSW. He compares these changes to those in other states and jurisdictions, and advocates for regulating rental increases based on affordability. [Timestamp 17:18]

Can AI help tackle Australia's housing crisis? Professor Christopher Pettit from the City Futures Research Centre explains how the new Housing Analytics Lab will use interactive tools to reimagine city planning and overcome common barriers to housing supply and development.

According to Adjunct Associate Professor Catherine Fitzpatrick��from the School of Social Sciences, abusers manipulating debt and personal account access is "happening despite regulatory protections." She calls for stronger safeguards and reform of joint liability rules.

From housing supply to affordability, Professor Christopher Pettit from the��City Futures Research Centre��discusses how their new lab will explore the role of "AI, technology and raw data" in developing solutions to various aspects of the housing crisis. [Timestamp 37:33]

Scientia Professor Jill Bennett from the��Big Anxiety Research Centre is mentioned for leading the��Transforming Trauma project, which has secured a $2.8 million grant to develop tools to address trauma and its impacts among First Nations people in regional and remote communities.

Emeritus Professor James Weirick from the School of Built Environment weighs in on a controversial council development proposal, which has drawn criticism from local residents.��He notes that the community was not consulted on the plans and advocates for a "keep it simple" approach to conserving the site.

What does Ley's leadership mean for the future of the Liberal Party? Dr Mark Rolfe from the School of Social Sciences suggests that her appointment may help address the party's perceived "gender issue,"��as it continues to struggle with limited female representation and declining support among professional women voters.