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Working Paper Series

The Life Course Centre Working Paper Series is a high-impact mechanism for disseminating the very latest research on social and economic disadvantage. The pre-publication series enables researchers to share their findings in a timely and accessible way that does not prohibit subsequent publication in most peer-reviewed journals. Our Working Papers contribute substantially to the knowledge base on deep and persistent disadvantage for children and families over the life course, and the development of innovative solutions to address it.

Learn more about the Working Paper Series, including its demonstrated impact, the Working Paper Series Awards, and how to submit a paper.

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  • Program 1: People

  • Health
  • Homelessness
  • Working Paper

Staying Safe, Feeling Welcome, Being Seen: How Spatio-Temporal Configurations Affect Relations of Care at an Inclusive Health and Wellness Centre

  • Arif Mansuri

  • Cameron Parsell

  • Ella Kuskoff

  • Kirsten Baker

  • Rose Stambe

  • Stefanie Plage

  • Published: 2023

  • Program 1: People

  • Children
  • Mental Health
  • Working Paper

The Kids are Not Alright: Differential Trends in Mental Ill-Health in Australia

  • Ferdi Botha

  • Nick Glozier

  • Peter Butterworth

  • Richard W. Morris

  • Published: 2023

  • Program 1: People

  • Children
  • Family
  • Working Paper

Changing Families: Family Relationships, Parental Decisions and Child Development

  • Kai Liu

  • Marc K. Chan

  • Published: 2023

  • Program 1: People

  • Administrative Data
  • Health Insurance
  • Linked Data
  • Working Paper

Accuracy of self-reported private health insurance coverage

  • Francis Mitrou

  • Ha Trong Nguyen

  • Huong Thu Le

  • Luke Connelly

  • Published: 2022

  • Program 1: People

  • Divorce
  • Economic consequences
  • HILDA
  • Working Paper

Income, wealth and the marital dissolution process: Examining the impact of non-response and sample design issues for women and men

  • Janeen Baxter

  • Nicole Watson

  • Published: 2022

  • Program 1: People

  • Data
  • Indigenous
  • intersubjectivity
  • lifeworld
  • Working Paper

Exploring and Researching the Indigenous Life Course

  • Maggie Walter

  • Published: 2022

  • Program 1: People

  • Program 2: Places

  • COVID-19
  • Mental Health
  • Working Paper

Trajectories of psychological distress over multiple COVID-19 lockdowns in Australia

  • Ferdi Botha

  • Nick Glozier

  • Peter Butterworth

  • Richard W. Morris

  • Published: 2022

  • Program 1: People

  • Inequality
  • Mortality
  • Working Paper

Mortality Inequality: New Evidence from Australia

  • Fiona Georgiakakis

  • Kadir Atalay

  • Rebecca Edwards

  • Published: 2022

  • Program 1: People

  • Children
  • Health
  • Sleep
  • Working Paper

The effects of sleep duration on child health and development

  • Francis Mitrou

  • Ha Trong Nguyen

  • Stephen R Zubrick

  • Published: 2022

  • Program 1: People

  • Program 2: Places

  • Early Childhood
  • Education
  • Health
  • Working Paper

An Overview of Early Childhood Health and Education Service Provision in Australia

  • David Ansell

  • Ellen Harvey

  • Rosemary Cahill

  • Yasmin Harman-Smith

  • Published: 2022

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