AFRC Bibliography Collection

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12 May 2011The Australian Family Relationships Clearinghouse now provides real-time searches for bibliographies on a range of topics related to family, family relationships and issues that affect Australian families.

All bibliographies are sourced from the library database of the Australian Institute of Family Studies, and related to international and Australian research on family wellbeing in Australia.

Where available, links to online documents are provided. Many other items can be borrowed from the Institute's library via the interlibrary loan system.

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Search the bibliographies at: http://www.aifs.gov.au/afrc/bibs/bib.html

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