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Liz Neville opens the 2026 AIFS Conference
17 September 2026

AIFS Conference 2026: bringing research, policy and…

After 3 inspiring days of conversation, connection and learning, AIFS Conference 2026 has come to a close. Thank you to our delegates, presenters, sponsors and…

Worker, thinking or typing on laptop in cafe, coffee shop or restaurant on startup ideas, vision or web design ux.
27 August 2026

Wave 11 survey now closed

We have successfully finished data collection for Wave 11 of Growing Up in Australia. This milestone marks the end of another round of gathering…

Asian senior father and his adult son using laptop computer while sitting at home
26 August 2026

Why financial independence is becoming harder for young…

New research from Growing Up in Australia explores the financial experiences of young Australians. In 3 spotlight reports, we examine their employment and…

25 August 2026

Join us at the AIFS Conference 2026

The AIFS 2026 Conference program is now live. Early bird pricing available until 30 June.

A teenager lying in bed looking at her phone.
13 August 2026

Teens glued to social media ‘three times more likely’ to…

Teenagers who frequently use social media are three times more likely to try cannabis than occasional users, according to new research from UniSQ using data from the…

Young woman texting on a mobile phone
15 July 2026

Understanding the civic lives of young Australians

New findings from Growing Up in Australia suggest many young Australians are engaging with issues that matter to them and taking part in their communities…

Multi generational women on the sofa.
13 July 2026

On-demand webinar series

Missed one of our webinars and want to catch up? Register now for one of our on-demand replays and experience the full webinar, including the extended Q&A, at…

Father playing with toddler on the sofa
23 June 2026

Trust and concerns about the future shape young Australians…

A new report from the Growing Up in Australia study shows that most young Australians hope to have children. However, their family goals are linked to how…

Silhouette of man carrying child
19 May 2026

To improve children’s mental health, start by supporting…

Long-term data shows children are more likely to develop mental health issues when their parents experience financial stress and housing instability.