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 Portrait of smiling multi-generation family
16 October 2026

Wave 6 survey now open

Our Wave 6 survey is open and ready for you to complete. Find out how to complete the survey.

13 October 2026

Scientific Advisory Committee Membership – Expression of…

We are seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified researchers and academics to join the Growing Up in Australia Scientific Advisory Committee …

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6 October 2026

New Wave 10 data now availabile

Release 10.1 updates the Growing Up in Australia database with new insights into the lives of young Australians as they move through early adulthood. 

Liz Neville opens the 2026 AIFS Conference
1 October 2026

Select recordings now available

Missed a session or want to revisit the content? Watch keynote and panel recordings from AIFS Conference 2026.

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…

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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…

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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…