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SUMMARY:Matt Lloyd-Cape - Our Place
LOCATION:Upstairs at Gleebooks
DESCRIPTION:6pm for 6.30pm Friday 16th October\n\nMatt Lloyd-Cape in conver
 sation with Jack Toohey\n\nAn evidence-based guide to solving Australia's 
 housing crisis from a leading policy expert\n\nAustralia has faced a housi
 ng crisis before – and solved it. We can do it again.\n\nIn Our Place\, 
 leading policy expert Matt Lloyd-Cape cuts through the noise\, showing exa
 ctly how our housing system broke. Drawing on the latest research\, he rev
 eals that although social housing tenants\, renters and first-home buyers 
 are worst affected\, the whole of society suffers in a housing crisis. Fro
 m the rise of far-right politics to intergenerational inequality\, the hou
 sing crisis is reshaping the nation.\n\nTo solve the crisis\, Lloyd-Cape a
 rgues\, we need to think bigger – much bigger. Our Place shows how a bol
 d national housing plan could:\n• End homelessness by 2045\n• Provide 
 the next generation with appropriate rental standards and an affordable pa
 th to home ownership\n• Create thriving urban centres away from the capi
 tal cities\n• Place housing at the heart of an ambitious plan for a fair
 er and more prosperous Australia.\n\nThe tools are within reach. What's mi
 ssing are leaders willing to rethink the economic and political assumption
 s that got us here.\n\nOur Place is a powerful\, solutions-focused vision 
 for an Australia where everyone has a place to call home.\n\n\nMatt Lloyd-
 Cape joined the progressive think tank Per Capita in 2019\, and in 2022 he
  was the founding director of the Centre for Equitable Housing\, where he 
 is now the principal fellow. He is a prominent commentator and adviser on 
 housing issues.\n\nJack Toohey is a Sydney-based author and creative direc
 tor focused on systems literacy\, social inequality and climate justice. I
 n 2023\, he released a video examining housing affordability that went vir
 al. In 2025\, he released his debut non-fiction Better Things Are Possible
  and in 2026 he appeared before a senate inquiry into intergenerational ho
 using in Australia.\n\nBoletos: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/
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