Home / Research / 9,500+ participate in major study of impact of same sex marriage postal survey 9,500+ participate in major study of impact of same sex marriage postal survey Dr Saan Ecker Ebony Bennett Deputy Director Resources Media Release 9,500+ participate in major study of impact of same sex marriage postal survey Full report P447-Briefing-note_LGBTIQ-coping-survey-prelimary-results Published December 4, 2017 / 9 years ago Topics Law, Society & Culture Tags Identity & Freedom from Discrimination Share Copy link Share Related Resources February 1, 2003 Youth and Pornography in Australia: Evidence on the extent of exposure and likely effects This paper examines the extent to which youth in Australia is exposed to pornography through the Internet and X-rated videos and summarises the literature on the possible... by Michael Flood and Clive Hamilton September 11, 2017 Climate of the Nation 2017: Galaxy Research Polling and Data When the Climate Institute has closed its doors, The Australia Institute was honoured to be selected to carry forward some of The Institute’s work as part of our new Climate... The Australia Institute June 1, 2002 New Families for Changing Times Throughout the Western world, the changing nature of families has led to a highly charged debate and when commentators talk of how families have changed they usually compare... by Pamela Kinnear
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