AustralianSuper
Supporting Australians into retirement
AustralianSuper’s purpose is to help members achieve their best financial position in retirement. AustralianSuper’s investment in Assemble provides a sustainable and scalable solution that enables an appropriate risk adjusted returns for AustralianSuper members while helping to deliver much needed housing supply for Australians.
AustralianSuper manages more than $365 billion in members’ retirement savings on behalf of more than 3.5 million members (as of 31 March 2025). One in seven working Australians is a member of AustralianSuper, the nation’s largest superannuation fund.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (Labour force) and AustralianSuper Member Data, December 2024.
AustralianSuper Chief Executive Paul Schroder and Assemble's Managing Director Kris Daff welcomed Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan to tour the recently completed 15 Thompson Street, Kensington in April 2024.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
As the first project backed by capital partner AustralianSuper, Assemble and AustralianSuper hosted Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan for a tour of 15 Thompson Street and its shared spaces before officially opening the project on the rooftop.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
AustralianSuper has committed more than $630 million to housing projects through Assemble, supporting the delivery of 3,000 homes by 2030, including 370 already completed in inner-city Melbourne.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaAustralianSuper Chief Executive Paul Schroder and Assemble's Managing Director Kris Daff welcomed Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan to tour the recently completed 15 Thompson Street, Kensington in April 2024.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaAs the first project backed by capital partner AustralianSuper, Assemble and AustralianSuper hosted Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan for a tour of 15 Thompson Street and its shared spaces before officially opening the project on the rooftop.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaAustralianSuper has committed more than $630 million to housing projects through Assemble, supporting the delivery of 3,000 homes by 2030, including 370 already completed in inner-city Melbourne.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
HESTA
Creating positive outcomes through Super with impact™
HESTA is one of the largest superannuation funds dedicated to Australia’s health and community services sector. An industry fund that’s run only to benefit members, HESTA now has more than one million members (around 80% of whom are women) and manages approximately $100 billion in assets invested around the world.
HESTA CEO Debby Blakey and Assemble Managing Director Kris Daff on-site at the breaking ground event for Swift Walk, located at 402 Macaulay Road, Kensington.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
Assemble CEO Carolyn Viney speaks to guests and media at the breaking ground event marking the commencement of construction at Swift Walk, Kensington in October 2023.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
Delivered and managed by Assemble on behalf of capital partner HESTA, Swift Walk highlights the potential for institutional investors, the Government, community housing providers, and industry to partner in delivering housing for Australians on middle and lower incomes.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
Completing in October 2025, the large Build-to-Rent asset provides 362 homes, including 272 affordable and social homes, alongside new green spaces and community infrastructure, all within walking distance of transport, employment hubs and major hospitals.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaHESTA CEO Debby Blakey and Assemble Managing Director Kris Daff on-site at the breaking ground event for Swift Walk, located at 402 Macaulay Road, Kensington.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaAssemble CEO Carolyn Viney speaks to guests and media at the breaking ground event marking the commencement of construction at Swift Walk, Kensington in October 2023.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaDelivered and managed by Assemble on behalf of capital partner HESTA, Swift Walk highlights the potential for institutional investors, the Government, community housing providers, and industry to partner in delivering housing for Australians on middle and lower incomes.
Photograph by Dijana RisteskaCompleting in October 2025, the large Build-to-Rent asset provides 362 homes, including 272 affordable and social homes, alongside new green spaces and community infrastructure, all within walking distance of transport, employment hubs and major hospitals.
Photograph by Dijana Risteska
