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Communication and Conflict

Sexting

Introduction Sexting is a term that originated in the media by collapsing the terms sex and texting.  It is generally defined as the digital recording of nude or sexually suggestive or explicit images and their distribution by mobile phone messaging or through social...

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Neighbours Every Day

Help Countdown to Australia’s Biggest Celebration of Community

This week Australia’s annual community campaign, Neighbour Day, invites people from across the country to participate in its virtual countdown to Sunday 26 March 2017.

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Neighbours Every Day

Neighbour Day Launches over Morning Tea

This morning Relationships Australia hosted a morning tea in Bidwill, New South Wales, to launch Neighbour Day 2017.

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Families and Children

Why am I going to Relationships Australia?

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Neighbours Every Day

Community participation

Introduction Relationships Australia has previously explored different ways people participate socially in their community with a view to understanding how community participation impacts on positive wellbeing.  This interest has been informed by various national and...

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Family Domestic and Sexual Violence

Submission to the Public Consultation Paper – Amendments to the Family Law Act 1975 to respond to family violence

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Family Domestic and Sexual Violence

Submission to the Public Consultation Paper – Amendments to the Family Law Act 1975 to respond to family violence

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Mental Health and Wellbeing

Loneliness

Introduction Previous studies have identified a strong desire for social connection in humans, with the levels and quality of social connection found to be important in shaping development across the life span, particularly in later life. Recent research has shown...

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Communication and Conflict

Men and Separation – Navigating the future

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