This facts sheet is about the diverse range of families in which Australians live and the diverse ways in which they provide support to one another. Families are very diverse and take many shapes and forms. They also typically extend across a number of households. Despite this diversity, there is a set of functions that families in all societies are commonly expected to provide: care and nurture of children, financial support of their members, and transmission of cultural and moral traditions and values.  
Social, economic and technological change has altered the way in which families spend time together....
More than half a million or one in four Australian households now have a female as their major bread...
Contemporary research on the adjustment of children growing up in \u27non-traditional\u27 family for...
This article traces some of the key historical events that have combined with Australia's geography,...
“This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in the Journal of Repr...
The dramatic changes in family composition have profound implications for studying relationships of ...
The size of Australian households and the forms they take have changed in profound ways across the y...
During the final decades of the twentieth century in Australia, as in other post-industrial countrie...
Non-traditional couple families with children appear to be becoming more widespread in Australia. Th...
he family plays a pivotal role in shaping the health and wellbeing of the next generation of citizen...
Many people around the world live in households with multiple generations of related adults (multige...
‘Family ’ is synonymous with ‘caring ’ interdependencies. The essence of much of the dependency is n...
Even the limited Australian literature concludes that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ...
research agency, has the overarching aim to advance understanding of the factors affecting family we...
concern generated by family change sometimes causes great angst. But it can also be a sign of health...
Social, economic and technological change has altered the way in which families spend time together....
More than half a million or one in four Australian households now have a female as their major bread...
Contemporary research on the adjustment of children growing up in \u27non-traditional\u27 family for...
This article traces some of the key historical events that have combined with Australia's geography,...
“This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in the Journal of Repr...
The dramatic changes in family composition have profound implications for studying relationships of ...
The size of Australian households and the forms they take have changed in profound ways across the y...
During the final decades of the twentieth century in Australia, as in other post-industrial countrie...
Non-traditional couple families with children appear to be becoming more widespread in Australia. Th...
he family plays a pivotal role in shaping the health and wellbeing of the next generation of citizen...
Many people around the world live in households with multiple generations of related adults (multige...
‘Family ’ is synonymous with ‘caring ’ interdependencies. The essence of much of the dependency is n...
Even the limited Australian literature concludes that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ...
research agency, has the overarching aim to advance understanding of the factors affecting family we...
concern generated by family change sometimes causes great angst. But it can also be a sign of health...
Social, economic and technological change has altered the way in which families spend time together....
More than half a million or one in four Australian households now have a female as their major bread...
Contemporary research on the adjustment of children growing up in \u27non-traditional\u27 family for...