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  2008

  • Andrienko, Y.
    Returns to Geographical Mobility: Evidence from HILDA Survey
    Paper presented at The Australian Labour Market Research Workshop, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, 11–12 December.
  • Baker, E. and Bentley, R.
    Changing House, Changing Health? Exploring Health Effects of Housing in Two Residential Contexts
    Paper presented to the European Network of Housing Researchers Conference, Residential Context of Health Working Group, Dublin, 6–9 July.
  • Baker, E. and Bentley, R.
    House, Health and Changing Place: Exploring the Mental Health Effects of Moving
    Paper presented to the 32nd Australia and New Zealand Regional Science Association International (ANZRSAI)/ARC Research Network in Spatially Integrated Social Science (ARCRNSISS) Conference: People, Place and Space, Adelaide, 30 November–3 December.
  • Bauer, T.
    A Comparative Analysis of the Nativity Wealth Gap
    Paper presented at the XXII Annual Conference of the European Society for Population Economics, London, 19–21 June.
  • Behrens, J., Smyth, B. and Kaspiew, R.
    Experiences of Parents After Court Decisions about Relocation: Some Preliminary Hypotheses
    Paper presented at the 10th Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Bentley, R. and Baker, E.
    Understanding the Health Effects of Housing: An Australian Mobility Approach
    Paper presented at the 3rd Australasian Housing Researchers Conference, Melbourne, 18–20 June.
  • Buchler, S., Baxter, J., Haynes, M. and Western, M.
    The Social and Demographic Characteristics of Cohabiters in Australia: Towards a Typology of Cohabiting Couples
    Paper presented at the 10th Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Cass, B.
    Carers of People with Disability and Chronic Illness: The Costs and Benefits of Care and Policies for Carers
    Paper presented at Seminar on Carer Navigation of the Health System, Australian Health Policy Institute, the University of Sydney, 23 October.
  • Cass, B., Brennan, D., Thomson, C., Hill, T., Michail, S., Purcal, C. and Smyth C.
    Young Carers: Identifying Supportive Policies and Programs – Some Ideas from the Field
    Paper presented at Workshop on Young Carers in Global Context, Social Policy Research Centre, the University of New South Wales, 2 December.
  • Cass, B., Hill, T., Smyth, C. and Blaxland M.
    Children and Young People as Active Agents in Care-giving – The Case of Young Carers
    Paper presented at Australian Child Welfare Associations (ACWA) Conference, Sydney, 18–20 August.
  • de Vaus, D., Gray, M., Qu, L. and Stanton, D.
    Divorce and Personal Wellbeing of Older Australians
    Paper presented at the 10th Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Debelle, G.
    A Comparison of the US and Australian Housing Markets
    Presentation at the Sub-prime Mortgage Meltdown Symposium: Origins, Trajectories and Regional Implications, Adelaide, 16 May.
  • Dockery, A. M. and Hickson, H.
    Is Ignorance Bliss: Exploring the Links between Education, Expectations and Happiness
    Paper presented at the 37th Australian Conference of Economists, Gold Coast, 30 September–3 October.
  • Dockery, A.M., Ong, R. and Seymour, R.
    Life on the Minimum Wage: An Empirical Investigation
    Paper presented at Australian Fair Pay Commission, Minimum Wage Research Forum, Melbourne, 29–31 October.
  • Dockery, A.M., Ong, R., and Seymour, R.
    Life on the Minimum Wage: An Empirical Investigation
    Paper presented at the Australian Labour Market Research Workshop, Wellington, 11–12 December.
  • England, P., Hewitt, B., Baxter, J. and Schaeffer, E.
    The Education Gradient on Unintended (versus Intended) Fertility: Australia and the United States
    Paper presented at the Population Association of America 2008 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, 17–19 April.
  • Fraser, D.
    Are Australian Jobs Becoming More Skill-Intensive? Evidence from the HILDA Dataset
    Paper presented at the 11th Annual Australian Vocational Education and Training Research Association Conference (AVETRA), 11th Annual AVETRA conference, Adelaide, 3–4 April.
  • Fraser, D.
    What's Happening to Skill in Australian Jobs?
    Paper presented at the NCVER 17th National VET "No Frills" Research Conference, The University of Tasmania, 9–11 July.
  • Frick, J. and Grabka, M.
    Item-Non-Response and Imputation of Labour Income in Panel Surveys: A Cross-National Comparison using BHPS, HILDA and SOEP
    Paper presented at the International Conference on Survey Methods in Multinational, Multiregional and Multicultural Contexts (3MC), Berlin, 25–29 June.
  • Frick, J. and Headey, B.
    Living Standards in Retirement: Accepted International Standards are Misleading – A Revised View Based on German and Australian Wealth Data
    Paper presented at the SOEP2008 International Users Conference, Berlin, 9–11 July.
  • Gill, S., Butterworth, P., Rodgers, B. and Anstey, K.
    Social, Psychological and Health-Related Determinants of Retirement: Findings from a General Population Sample of Australians
    Presentation at the 10th Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Gill, S.C., Macdonald, E., Raphael, B. and Butterworth, P.
    Children's Exposure to Parental and Familial Adversities: Findings from a Population Survey of Australians
    Paper presented at the Population Health Congress, Brisbane, 7–9 July.
  • Gray, E. and Evans, A.
    Generational Differences in Multipartnered Childbearing
    Presentation at the 10th Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Gray, E. and McDonald, P.
    Contraceptive Use over the Reproductive Life Course
    Paper presented at the Population Association of America 2008 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, 17–19 April.
  • Gray, E., Evans, A., Kippen, R., Anderson, J.
    Using Split-Population Models to Examine the Probability and Timing of Parity Progression
    Paper presented at 14th Biennial Australian Population Association Conference, Alice Springs, 30 June–3 July.
  • Guy, A.
    An All Embracing Workforce: Encouraging Older Workers
    Paper presented at the 10th Path to Full Employment Conference and 15th National Conference on Unemployment held at the University of Newcastle, 4–5 December.
  • Haynes, M., Western, M., Yu, L. and Spellak, M.
    Analysing Nominal Data from a Panel Survey: Employment Transitions of Australian Women
    Paper presented at the 103rd Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Boston, 1–4 August.
  • Hill, T., Thomson, C., Bittman, M. and Griffiths, M.
    Informal Care, Employment and Economic Disadvantage
    Paper presented at Workshop on Social Care (Formal, Informal and Semi-formal) for People with a Disability and Frail Aged People: Perspectives from Australia, Scandinavia, Canada and the UK, Social Policy Research Centre, the University of New South Wales, 18–19 February.
  • Hill, T., Thomson, C., Bittman, M. and Griffith, M.
    What Kinds of Jobs Help Carers Combine Care and Employment?
    Paper presented at the 10th Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Jeon S., Kalb G. and Vu H.
    Teenage Mothers' Income Support, Education and Paid Work: The Dynamics of Welfare Participation
    Paper presented at the 2008 Australasian Meeting of the Econometric Society, Wellington, New Zealand, 9–11 July.
  • Kifle, T.
    The Determinants of Life Satisfaction for African Immigrants in Australia
    Paper presented at the 30th African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific (AFSAAP), The Australian National University, Canberra, 31 January–2 February.
  • Kostenko, W.
    Does Labour Market Achievement Matter for the Well-being of Australian Immigrants? Culture and Gender Differences
    Paper presented at The Australian Labour Market Research Workshop, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, 11–12 December.
  • Llena-Nozal A.
    Are All Jobs Good for Your Health? The Impact of Work Status and Working Conditions on Mental Health
    Paper presented at the XXII Annual Conference of the European Society for Population Economics, London, 19–21 June.
  • Losoncz, I.
    Combining Work and Family Responsibilities: Analysis of the Experiences of Australian Parents in Paid Work Between 2000–2005
    Paper presented at the 14th Biennial Australian Population Association Conference, Alice Springs, 30 June–3 July.
  • Messinis, G.
    Overeducation and Overskilling: Second Generation Australians
    Paper presented at the 37th Australian Conference of Economist, Brisbane, 30 September–3 October.
  • Mavromaras, K., Cai, L. and Oguzoglu U.
    The Effect of Health and Health Shocks on Hours Worked
    Paper presented at the XXII Annual Conference of the European Society for Population Economics, London, 19–21 June.
  • Mitchell, W.
    Migration and Labour Market Outcomes by Skill in Australia
    Paper presented at Australian Fair Pay Commission, Minimum Wage Research Forum, 29–31 October.
  • Parr, N.
    Feelgood Factors and Fertility
    Paper presented at the 14th Biennial Australian Population Association Conference, Alice Springs, 30 June–3 July.
  • Richards, A.
    Some Observations on the Cost of Housing in Australia
    Presentation at the Melbourne Institute 2008 Economic and Social Outlook Conference, the University of Melbourne, 27–28 March.
  • Rodgers, J. and Rodgers, J.
    Contributions of Longitudinal Data to Poverty Measurement in Australia
    Paper presented at the Australian Conference of Economists, Gold Coast, 30 September–3 October.
  • Sander, S. and Bell, M.
    Migration and the Life Course: Does Retirement Trigger Interregional Moves?
    Paper presented at the European Population Conference, Barcelona, Spain, 9–12 July.
  • Siminski, P.
    A Quasi-Differenced Panel Data Analysis of the Australian Public-Private Sector Wage Differential
    Paper presented at the Microeconometrics Workshop, Department of Economics, the University of Melbourne, 29 October.
  • Singh, S.
    The Dynamics of Australian Poverty Persistence
    Paper presented at the 37th Australian Conference of Economist, Gold Coast, 30 September–3 October.
  • Smyth C., Cass, B. and Hill T.
    Young Carers in Australia: Combinations of Informal and Formal Support Services for People with a Disability: Who Bears the Costs of Care-giving?
    Paper presented at Workshop on Social Care (Formal, Informal and Semi-formal) for People with a Disability and Frail Aged People: Perspectives from Australia, Scandinavia, Canada and the UK, Social Policy Research Centre, the University of New South Wales, 18–19 February.
  • Smyth, C., Cass, B., Hill T. and Blaxland M.
    “So that’s how I found out I was a young carer and that I actually had been caring most of my life.” Identifying and Supporting Young Carers
    Presentation at Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 July.
  • Thapa, P. and Kee, H.J.
    Patterns and Sources of Wage Growth for Australian Workers: A Longitudinal Analysis using HILDA
    Paper presented at The Australian Labour Market Research Workshop, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, 11–12 December.
  • Toulemon, L. and Pennec, S.
    Two-home Family Situations of Children and Adults in France and Australia: Observation and Consequences for Describing Family Patterns
    Paper presented at the Population Association of America 2008 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, 17–19 April.
  • Toulemon, L., and Pennec, S.
    Two-home Family Situations of Children and Adults: Observation and Consequences for Describing Family Patterns in France and in Australia
    Paper presented at the 14th Biennial Australian Population Association Conference, Alice Springs, 30 June–3 July.
  • Velamuri M. and Stillman S.
    Longitudinal Evidence on the Impact of Victimisation on Labour Market Outcomes and General Well-being
    Paper presented at the Society of Labor Economists Annual Conference, New York, 9–10 May.
  • Velamuri M. and Stillman S.
    Longitudinal Evidence on the Impact of Victimisation on Labour Market Outcomes and General Well-being
    Paper presented at the 2008 Australasian Meeting of the Econometric Society, Wellington, New Zealand, 9–11 July.
  • Velamuri, M. and Stillman, S.
    Longitudinal Evidence on the Impact of Victimisation on Labour Market Outcomes and General Well-being
    Paper presented at The Australian Labour Market Research Workshop, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, 11–12 December.
  • Watson, N.
    What HILDA Does to Minimise Measurement Error
    Paper presented at the Workshop on Measurement Error, the Australian National University, 20 May.
  • Watson, N.
    What is the Value of an Overlapping Seam? Calendar Matching in HILDA
    Paper presented at the Panel Survey Methods Workshop, University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 14-15 July.
  • Watson, I.
    The Low Paid Workforce and Labour Market Transitions: Assessing the Impact of Unemployment on Earnings at the Bottom of the Labour Market
    Paper presented at Australian Fair Pay Commission, Minimum Wage Research Forum, 29–31 October.
  • Watson, I.
    Skills in Use: Labour Market and Workplace Trends in Skills Use in Australia
    Paper presented at the New Directions in Skills Policy and Practice at NSW DET Conference, Sydney, 26 May.
  • Zoppou, C., Brandrup, J. and Losoncz, I.
    Family Transitions in their First Five Years: How Children Born between 1996–2001 Compare with Earlier Cohorts
    Presentation at the 14th Biennial Conference of the Australian Population Association, Alice Springs, 30 June–3 July.

  2007

2006

  • Battellino, R.
    Developments in Australian Retail Finance
    Address to Retail Financial Services Forum, Reserve Bank of Australia, Sydney, August.
  • Baum, S., Bill, A. and Mitchell, W.
    Neighbourhood Effects in Australia
    Paper presented at the National Conference in Theory, Methods and Applications of Spatially Integrated Social Science, the University of Melbourne, 21–23 May.
  • Baum, S., Mitchell, W. and Bill, A.
    Interaction Between Regional Level Effects and Individual Level Effects in Explaining Labour Market Outcomes
    Paper presented at the Australian and New Zealand Regional Science Association International (ANZRSAI) Conference, La Trobe University, 26–29 September.
  • Bill, A. and Mitchell, W.
    Great Expectations - Migration and Labour Market Outcomes in Australia
    Paper presented at the 8th Path to Full Employment Conference/13th National Conference on Unemployment, University of Newcastle, 7–8 December.
  • Bill, A., Mitchell, W. and Welters, R.
    Job Mobility and Segmentation in Australian City Labour Markets
    Paper presented at the 8th Path to Full Employment Conference/13th National Conference on Unemployment, University of Newcastle, 7–8 December.
  • Bittman, M., Hill, P. and Thompson, C.
    The Impact of Caring on Wellbeing and Earnings: A Longitudinal Approach
    Paper presented at the Academy of Social Sciences of Australia Workshop, Paid Care: Now and in the Future, Flinders University, 10–11 April.
  • Blacklow, P. and Church, I.
    Fertility Choices of Australian Couples
    Paper presented at the 35th Australian Conference of Economists, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, 25–27 September.
  • Blakemore, T., Gibbings, J. and Strazdins, L.
    Measuring the Socio-Economic Position of Families in HILDA and LSAC
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Bradbury, B.
    Socioeconomic Outcomes For Young Mothers and Their Children
    Paper presented at Intergenerational Transmission of Advantage and Disadvantage Workshop, Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs Workshop, Canberra, 26 August.
  • Butterworth, P.
    Mental Health Problems Within Couples and Marital Disruption
    Paper presented at Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research Conference, Sydney, December.
  • Butterworth, P.
    Retirement and Spouse's Mental Health
    Paper presented at Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development, Melbourne, July.
  • Cobb-Clark, D. and Stillman, S.
    The Retirement Expectations of Middle-aged Individuals
    Paper presented at the Australian Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs' 6th Annual Social Policy Research Workshop, Canberra, 27–28 November.
  • Cole, K.
    Wellbeing, Psychological Capital and Unemployment: An Integrated Theory
    Paper presented at the Joint Annual Conference of the
    International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP) and the Society for the Advancement of Behavioural Economics (SABE), Paris, France, 5–8 July.
  • Dockery, A.M.
    Terrorism, Tourism and Wellbeing in Australia
    Paper presented at the first Services Management Symposium, Curtin Business School, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, 13–14 November.
  • Dockery, A.M. and Elliott, L.
    Are The 'Hidden Unemployed' Unemployed?
    Paper presented at the 35th Annual Conference of Economists, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, 25–27 September.
  • Dockery, A.M., Li, J. and Kendall, G.
    Parents, Work Patterns and Adolescent Health and Wellbeing
    Paper presented at the 28th Australian Conference for Health Economists, Perth, 28–29 September.
  • Drago, R. and Wooden, M.
    Work Hours Mismatch in the U.S. and Australia
    Paper presented at the: “Why Workplace Flexibility Matters: A Global Perspective” conference, Sloan Center on Parents, Children and Work, University of Chicago, 18 May.
  • Drago, R. and Wooden, M.
    Who Wants Flexibility? Changing Work Hours Preferences and Life Events
    Paper presented at the Conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Sydney, 7–9 July.
  • Frick, J.R. and Grabka, M.M.
    Item Non-Reponse and Imputation of Income in Panel Surveys: A Cross National Comparison of its Impact on Inequality and Mobility in BHPS, HILDA and SOEP
    Paper presented at the Methodology of Longitudinal Surveys International Conference, University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 12–14 July.
  • Goode , A.
    Investigating Recall Bias in Reported Events: HILDA, Waves 1–5
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Hall, L.
    Strategies For Reducing Attrition From Panel Surveys: The HILDA Experience
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Haynes, M. and Gibbings, J.
    Modeling Zero-Inflated Longitudinal Data: Changes in Hours Worked by Women with Dependent Children
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Haynes, M. and Western, M.
    Evaluation of Methods for Analysing Categorial Longitudinal Survey Data
    Paper presented at the Methodology of Longitudinal Surveys International Conference, University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 12–14 July.
  • Headey, B.
    Poverty, Capabilities and Australia's (COAG's) New Human Capital Reform Agenda
    Paper presented at the Melbourne Institute and The Australian Making The Boom Pay Conference, the University of Melbourne, 2–3 November.
  • Hewitt, B.
    'Trial Marriage': Is Premarital Cohabitation an Effective Risk Minimisation Strategy for Marriage Breakdown?
    Paper presented at the Social Change in the 21st Century Conference, Centre for Social Change Research, Queensland University of Technology, 27 October.
  • Hill, P., Thomson, C. and Bittman, M.
    Negotiating Caregiving and Employment: What Job Characteristics Help?
    International Association for Feminist Economics (IAFFE) 15th Conference on Feminist Economics, Sydney University, 7–9 July.
  • Losoncz, I.
    LSAC and HILDA Data on the Circumstances and Characteristics of Families with Child Support Entitlement
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Parr, N.
    Which Men Remain Childless: The Effects of Early Lifecourse, Family Formation, Working Life and Attitudinal Variables
    Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Princeton University, New York, 29–31 March.
  • Parr, N.
    Who Stops at One: Evidence from Australia
    Paper presented to the Australian Population Association Conference, Adelaide, 5–8 December.
  • Qu, L.
    Starting and Ending One-person Households
    Paper presented at the Australian Population Association 13th Biennial Conference, Adelaide, 5–8 December.
  • Risse, L.
    Determinants of Maternity Leave Provisions in Australia and The Effects on Fertility: An Application of the Heckprobit Selection Model
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Rodgers, J.R. and Rodgers, J.L.
    Chronic and Transitory Poverty in Australia 2001–2004
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Siminski, P.
    The Effect of Earnings on Housework: Pros and Cons of HILDA's Time Use Data Items
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Starick, R. and Watson, N.
    Income Imputation in the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey
    Paper presented at the Methodology of Longitudinal Surveys International Conference, University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 12–14 July.
  • Watson, N.
    Options for a Top-up Sample to the HILDA Survey
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Watson, N. and Wooden, M.
    Identifying Factors Affecting Longitudinal Survey Response
    Paper presented at the Methodology of Longitudinal Surveys International Conference, University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 12–14 July.
  • Watson, N. and Wooden, M.
    Modelling Longitudinal Survey Response: The Experience of the HILDA Survey
    Paper presented at the ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference, University of Sydney, 10–13 December.
  • Wooden, M.
    The HILDA Survey: The First Five Years
    Paper presented at the Department of Economics Seminar Series, Macquarie University, Sydney, 25 August.

   2005

  • Adam, M. and Flatau, P.
    Job (in)Security and Mental Health: An Analysis Using Waves 1 and 2 of the HILDA Survey
    Paper presented at the SPRC Australian Social Policy Conference 2005, University of New South Wales, 20–22 July.
  • Bradbury B. and Norris, K.
    Income and Separation
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Brady M.
    Discourses of Mothering and Paid Work: The Social Context of Welfare Reform in Alberta, Canada and Australia
    Paper presented at the Centre for Social and Community Research, Murdoch University, 5 July.
  • Breunig, R., Cobb-Clark, D., Xiaodong, G. and Venn, D.
    Disagreement in Partners' Reports of Material Hardship
    Paper presented at the 19th Annual Conference of the European Society of Population Economics, Paris, 16–18 June.
  • Butterworth, P.
    Mental Health Problems Within Couples: Considering Similarity in the Mental Health of Married Couples in Australia.
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Cai, L. and Kalb, G.
    Health and Labour Force Status of Older Working-age Australian Men
    Paper presented at the 34th Conference of Economists, the University of Melbourne, 26–28 September.
  • Cassells, R., McNamara, J., Lloyd, R. and Harding, A.
    Perceptions of Childcare Affordability and Availability in Australia: What the HILDA Survey Tells Us
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Crosier, T.
    Mental Health Problems Among Single and Partnered Mothers: The Role of Financial Hardship and Social Support.
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Dockery, A. M. and Milsom, N.
    Who Cares About Housing Anyway?
    Paper presented at the National Housing Conference Perth 2005, 27–28 October.
  • Dolan, A., McLean, P. and Roland, D.
    Home Equity, Retirement Incomes and Family Relationships. 95 Kb (PDF)
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Gill S., Butterworth P. and Rodgers, B.
    Retirement and Mental Health in the Australian Population: Findings from Nation-wide Studies.
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Gong, X., Cobb-Clark, D. and Breunig, R.
    Labour Supply of Australian Couples
    Paper presented at the 34th Conference of Economists, the University of Melbourne, 26–28 September.
  • Gray, E., Evans, A. and Kippen, R.
    Generational Difference in Parity Progression in Australia: The Role of Sex Composition of Children
    Paper presented at the 25th IUSSP Population Conference, France, 18–23 July.
  • Headey, B. and Wooden, M.
    Income, Wealth and Joblessness: Insights from the HILDA Survey.
    Paper presented at Sustaining Prosperity: The 2005 Melbourne Institute Economic and Social Outlook Conference, 31 March–1 April.
  • Hosking, A. and Western, M.
    The Effects of Non-Standard Employment on Work-Family Balance.
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Kanjanapan, W.
    Age Differences in Values Relating to Work, Savings Habits and Borrowing: Evidence from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey 92 KB (PDF)
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Kohler, M. and Rossiter, A
    Property Owners in Australia: A Snapshot
    Paper presented at the 34th Conference of Economists, the University of Melbourne, 26–28 September.
  • Lee, J.
    The Work-Child Care Interface: How Working Women with Young Children Combine Work and Child Care.
    Paper presented at the 19th AIRAANZ Conference: 'Reworking Work', Sydney, 9–11 February.
  • Lim-Applegate, H., Mclean, P., Lindenmayer, P. and Wallace, B.
    New Age Pensioners: Trends in Wealth
    Paper presented at the SPRC Australian Social Policy Conference 2005, University of New South Wales, 20–22 July.
  • Mance, P.
    To What Extent do Family Characteristics Explain Child Care Use in Australia for Children Under School Age?
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Mitchell, W., Muysken, J. and Welters, R.
    Search Behaviour and the Casualties of the (Dual) Labour Market
    Presented at the 7th Path to Full Employment Conference/12th National Conference on Unemployment, December.
  • Parkinson, S.
    Using Panel Data to Link Household Labour Transitions and Housing Insecurity
    Paper presented at the Transitions & Risk: New Directions in Social Policy Conference Centre for Public Policy, the University of Melbourne 23–25 February.
  • Qu, L.
    Influences on Children's Use of Child Care Across Four Unique Australian Samples – Symposium
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Reynolds, J. and Aletraris, L.
    Work-Family Conflict, Children, and Hour Mismatches in Australia
    Paper presented at the American Sociological Association Meetings, Philadelphia, PA, August.
  • Scutella, R. and Wooden, M.
    Effects of Household Joblessness on Subjective Wellbeing
    Paper presented at the 34th Conference of Economists, the University of Melbourne, 26–28 September.
  • Smyth, B.
    Time, Identity, Justice, and Post-Separation Parenting: Some Reflections in the Face of a New Family Law System
    Paper presented at the Family Services Australia 2005 National Conference, Adelaide, 30 September.
  • Smyth, B.
    It’s About Time: Time With Mum, Time With Dad After Divorce
    Paper presented at the Children's Issues Centre Conference, Dunedin, New Zealand, 7–9 July.
  • Smyth, B.
    Parent–Child Contact and Child Support After Divorce: Recent Australian Insights
    Paper presented at the Parental Separation: Recent Advances and Future Directions Conference, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, 11 July.
  • Tesfaghiorghis, H.
    Comparative Study of Partners' Fertility Desires and Intentions: A HILDA Survey Based Analysis
    Paper presented at the SPRC Australian Social Policy Conference 2005, University of New South Wales, 20–22 July.
  • Tesfaghiorghis, H.
    Australia's Fertility: A HILDA Based Analysis
    Paper presented at the 9th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 9–11 February.
  • Watson, L.
    Pathways and Roadblocks - Challenges for Education Policy in a Changing Labour Market
    Paper presented at the Transitions & Risk: New Directions in Social Policy Conference Centre for Public Policy, the University of Melbourne, 23–25 February.
  • Whitehouse, G. and Hosking, A.
    Policy Frameworks and Parental Employment: A Comparison of Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom
    Paper presented at the Transitions & Risk: New Directions in Social Policy Conference Centre for Public Policy, the University of Melbourne, 23–25 February.
  • Wood, G.
    Housing Markets, Structural Change and Transitions into Employment
    Paper presented at the Transitions & Risk: New Directions in Social Policy Conference Centre for Public Policy, the University of Melbourne, 23–25 February.
  • Wooden, M.
    Economic Wellbeing and Subjective Wellbeing: The Effects of Income and Wealth
    Paper presented at the SPRC Australian Social Policy Conference 2005, University of New South Wales, 20–22 July.
  • Ziguras, S.
    Transitions and Risks of Exclusion in the Australian Labour Market
    Paper presented at the Transitions & Risk: New Directions in Social Policy Conference Centre for Public Policy, the University of Melbourne, 23–25 February.

   2004

  • Baxter, J.
    Male Breadwinners and White Australians: The Role of Employment and Immigration Policies in Shaping Domestic Labour Patterns in Australia
    Paper presented at the International Workshop on Contemporary Perspectives on Asian Transnational Domestic Workers, National University of Singapore, 23–25 February.
  • Baxter, J. and McDonald, P.
    Home Ownership Among Young People in Australia: In Decline or Just Delayed?
    Paper presented at the NLC Research Findings Workshop 3, the University of Queensland, 29–30 June.
  • Breusch, T. and Gray, E.
    Does Marriage Improve the Wages of Men and Women in Australia?
    Paper presented to the Australian Population Association 12th Biennial Conference, Canberra 15–17 September.
  • Buddelmeyer, H.
    Children and Women's Participation Dynamics: Direct and Indirect Effects'
    Paper presented at the 7th Australasian Labour Econometrics Workshop, University of Auckland, 13–14 August.
  • Buddelmeyer, H.
    The Effects of Child Care Costs on the Labour Market Participation and Hours Worked by Australian Mothers
    Paper presented at the 18th Annual Conference of the European Society of Population Economics, Bergen (Norway), 10–12 June.
  • Cai, L. and Kalb, G.
    Health Status and Labour Force Participation: Evidence from the HILDA Data
    Paper presented at the Australian Labour Market Research Workshop, Flinders University, Adelaide, 19–20 February. [Also presented at the Australasian Meeting of the Econometric Society, Melbourne, 7–9 July, and at the Australian Health Economists Conference, Melbourne, 30 September–1 October.]
  • Clare, R.
    Why Can’t a Woman Be More Like a Man – Gender Differences in Retirement Savings
    Paper presented at The ASFA 2004 National Conference and Super Expo, Adelaide Convention Centre, 10–12 November.
  • de Vaus, D. and Gray, M.
    Cohabitation and the Family Stability of Children, 1946–2000
    Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Sociological Association, La Trobe University, Beechworth, 5–8 December.
  • de Vaus, D. and Gray, M.
    Family Transitions during Childhood, 1946–2000
    Paper presented at the Biennial Conference of the Australian Population Association, Australian National University, Canberra, 15–17 September.
  • Headey, B., Muffels, R. and Wooden, M.
    Money Doesn't Buy Happiness – Or Does It? A Reassessment Based On The Combined Effects Of Wealth, Income And Consumption
    Paper presented to the German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) Users' Conference, Berlin, 24–26 June.
  • Lim-Applegate, H.
    Early Retirement: The Role of Mature Age Allowance
    Paper presented at the Australian Labour Market Workshop, the University of Western Australia, Perth, 6–7 December.
  • Martin, B.
    Managers After the Era of Organizational Restructuring: Towards a Second Managerial Revolution?
    Paper presented at the American Sociological Association 99 th Annual Meetings, San Francisco, 14–17 August. [Also presented at the Work, Employment and Society Conference, UMIST, Manchester, 1–3 September.]
  • Millward, C.
    Paid Work and Retirement in the Context of Family Obligations and Community Work, for Mature and Retirement Age Australians
    Paper presented at the Work-Life Balance across the Lifecourse International Conference, Centre for Research on Families and Relationships, University of Edinburgh, UK, 1 July.
  • Millward, C.
    Are Mature Age People Likely to Stay in paid work longer?
    Paper presented at The Australian Sociological Association (TASA) Conference, La Trobe University, 11 December.
  • Parkinson, P. and Smyth, B.
    Fathers’ Contact With Their Children Following Divorce: New Evidence from Australia
    Paper presented at the International Conference on Divorce: Causes and Consequences, Beijing, July.
  • Parr, N.J.
    Do Children from Small Families Do Better?
    Paper presented at the 12 th Biennial Conference of the Australian Population Association, Australian National University, Canberra, 15–17 September.
  • Parr, N.J.
    Family Background, Schooling and Childlessness in Australia
    Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Boston, 1–3 April.
  • Siahpush, M.
    Do Financial Stress, Psychological Stress and Social Support Mediate the Relationship Between Socio-Economic Status and Smoking Cessation
    Paper presented at the 7th Biannual Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference, Newcastle, Australia, 23–25 June.
  • Tesfaghiorghis, H.
    Education, Work, Fertility, Childcare in Australia: A HILDA Based Analysis
    Paper presented at the Australian Population Association 12th Biennial Conference, Canberra 15–17 September.
  • Watson, N.
    Cross Wave Imputation – First Steps: The HILDA Experience
    Paper presented at the Australian Statistical Conference, Cairns, 16 July.
  • Weston, R., Gray, M., Qu, L. and Stanton, D.
    The Impact of Long Work Hours on Employed Fathers and their Families
    Paper presented at the Centre for Research on Families and Relationships, International conference: Work-life Balance Across the Life course, Edinburgh 30 June – 2 July.
  • Whitehouse, G.
    Policy and Women's Workforce Attachment
    Paper presented at the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Intergenerational Workshop, Brisbane, 1–2 July.
  • Whitehouse, G.
    Parental Employment and Policy Frameworks: Aspects of Australian Exceptionalism
    Paper presented at The 25th Conference of the International Working Party on Labour Market Segmentation, Griffith University, Brisbane, 21–24 July.
  • Wooden, M.
    Gender and Work Hours Transitions in Australia: Drop Ceilings and Trap-door Floors
    Paper presented at the Conference of the Work/Life Association, Victoria University, Melbourne, 15 September.
  • Ziguras, S. and Stricker, P.
    Labour Market Transitions in Australia : Employment, Flexibility and Security in a Liberal Welfare Regime
    Paper presented at the TLM.NET Conference ‘Quality in Labour Market Transitions: A European Challenge', Amsterdam, 25–26 November.

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