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Feeling a sense of belonging at school linked to lower…
New research from AIFS shows that feeling connected at school and having supportive relationships with parents and peers can help reduce suicide risk for young people…
New report shows how ‘modern relationships’ may be leaving…
A new report from the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) explains that many unmarried Australian couples may not understand the legal and financial…
Australian Institute of Family Studies appoints new Theme…
The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) has announced four senior appointments to newly established Theme Head roles, marking an important milestone in…
Only one in three wagerers aware of key harm reduction…
BetStop is designed to protect people from gambling harm, yet only one in three wagerers know it exists, highlighting the need for targeted public awareness campaigns…
Financial stress detrimental to men's mental and physical…
New research reveals a two-way link between financial stress and poor health in Australian men, highlighting the need for policy change.
National gambling study finds more Australians harmed amid…
New research reveals gambling participation and harm is rising in Australia and is linked to other serious issues including suicidal thoughts, intimate partner…
Research highlights mental health risks for new fathers
New research reveals that first-time fathers with a history of depression are eight times more likely to experience it again in the first year of fatherhood,…
One-third of teens experience suicidal thoughts and…
One-third of Aussie teens report suicidal thoughts or behaviours – AIFS study urges early, tailored support to address complex youth mental health risks.
Young carers more likely to experience financial hardship…
Young people who care for a member of their household at age 14-15 years are more likely to experience financial hardship, fall behind at school and miss out on…