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From coping to control: Understanding gambling experiences…
Our research shows that gambling becomes normalised through repeated exposure across familial, social and digital environments. Major life events can also change the…
Intergenerational Wealth Transfers in Contemporary Australia
This snapshot considers intergenerational wealth transfers as family resources shaped by social, economic, relational and legal factors. It builds on AIFS’ research…
Spotlight – Young Australians' living arrangements and…
Young adults require affordable housing that is stable and safe to support their physical, psychological and economic wellbeing. However, many face major barriers to…
Spotlight – Young Australians' financial stress and…
As young Australians move through early adulthood, many are taking on greater financial responsibility while facing rising living costs, insecure work and housing…
Spotlight – Young Australians' employment and education
For young people in their late teens and early twenties, pathways to adulthood are often marked by key milestones such as completing education, entering the workforce…
Optimising survey design for a national gambling prevalence…
This report identifies a methodologically rigorous and cost-effective design for an ongoing national gambling prevalence study. While the report does not seek to…
Review of payments for foster, kinship and permanent carers
The Carers Review examines if foster, grandparent and kinship carer payments are adequate. It also considers consistency and explores opportunities to grow family…
How self-reported alcohol use and masculinities are related…
This report examines how alcohol use and self-reported masculinities are associated with men's reported use of intimate partner violence (IPV) in a nationally…
Submission to Inquiry into the Interactive Gambling…
Read our submission to the Inquiry into the Interactive Gambling Amendment (Gambling Reform) Bill 2026 and the National Self-Exclusion Register (Cost Recovery) Bill…