In preparing this report, researchers surveyed over 7,500 teenage children in England and Wales about their experiences of violence. The findings paint a highly nuanced picture of the prevalence and severity of violence in children’s lives today.

In preparing this guide, the NSW Behavioural Insights Unit partnered with a NSW Government frontline agency to understand how their staff currently interact with customers in distress, and where behavioural insights could be used to improve their response.

This study was completed to fill the gap in knowledge of the lived experience of persons living with narcolepsy in Australia.

This report is a plain language translation of five research studies conducted by the University of New England. It helps to better understand how people in Australia experience distress and emotional and psychological ill-health, and what services and supports they have found to be positive and supportive, or conversely, unhelpful.

This study explores the experiences of people with disability, and their partners, carers and allies, who have been involved in consultation and engagement activities as users of services. The researchers found that while various kinds of consultation take place, there is room for improvement in giving service users a voice in how services are designed...