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28 July 2008Produced annually, this journal publishes current research and analysis on a broad range of issues topical to Australia's social policy and its administration. The major articles in this edition are: Mortality of Children and Parental Disadvantage, by Peng Yu, and Benchmarking the Indigenous Sub-Sample of the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, by Boyd Hunter. Other articles include:



• Extending Australia's Digital Divide Policy: An examination of the value of social inclusion and social capital policy frameworks, by Tanya Notley and Marcus Foth


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• Indigenous Housing, Family Life and Parental Employment: A review of the literature, by Robyn Penman

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Government/Non-Government Relations: The impact of contractual reporting and accountability requirements on non-government organisations under previous arrangements in the Family and Community Services portfolio, by Margot Rawsthorne and Sheila Shaver

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