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Daisy Smith | Research Officer, Family Law

Daisy Smith

Daisy Smith is a Research Officer in the Family Law, Family Violence and Elder Abuse Research team.

Emily Stevens

Emily Stevens is a Senior Research Officer within the Family Law, Family Violence and Elder Abuse Research Team.

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Caitlyn Stevenson

Caitlyn Stevenson joined AIFS in 2022 as a Data Manager with the Data Management and Linkage team. 

Cat Strawa | Senior Research Officer, Child and Family Evidence

Cat Strawa

Cat Strawa develops knowledge translation products for the Child Family Community Australia (CFCA) information exchange.

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Erin Stutchbury

Erin Stutchbury is a Senior Research Officer in the Child Family Community Australia (CFCA) team and a Senior Communications Specialist in the Communications team. 

Melissa Suares | Project Lead, Data Management and Linkage

Melissa Suares

Melissa Suares is a Project Lead in the Data Management and Linkage team

Dr Neha Swami | Senior Research Officer, Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC)

Neha Swami

Dr Neha Swami is a Research Fellow in the Longitudinal and Lifecourse Studies team.

Gabriel Tillman

Gabriel Tillman

Gabriel Tillman is a Senior Research Officer in the Australian Gambling Research Centre (AGRC).

Dr Mandy Truong | Research Fellow, Child and Family Evidence

Mandy Truong

Dr Mandy Truong is a Research Fellow in the Child and Family Evidence team.

Rhys Turrall | Graduate Data Officer in the Data Management and Linkage team.

Rhys Turrall

Rhys Turrall is a Graduate Data Officer in the Data Management and Linkage team.

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