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Abstract

This edition of Family Matters focuses on the theme of ‘Families, welfare and social policy’. It is a very timely edition, coming at the commencement of a period of major review of the social welfare system in Australia.

Letters
National Families Strategy: Update
Opinion
Family database
Book review
Book notes
Families in the news
Families, welfare and social policy
Welfare reform and the family
Welfare dependency and economic opportunity
Welfare reform in Britain, Australia and the United States
Positive and negative welfare and Australia's indigenous communities
The Commonwealth Government's approach to family policy
Is the Australian family becoming an endangered species?
Developing a national family policy
Taxation and family income
Impact of new tax legislation on households
Mothers in the labour force
Child poverty across the industrialised world
The private costs of children in 1993-94
Research in premarriage education
Director's report
Acknowledgements

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Published

August 1999

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