Dr Julie Moschion

Senior Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute: Applied Economic and Social Research, Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Melbourne

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Business & Economics

Parents with children at home reach breaking point

Parents are reporting high levels of mental stress amid the COVID-19 economic downturn, highlighting that we need new policies to address work-family conflict

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Business & Economics

Parents of school-age kids during COVID-19? Yes, you’re stressed

In the midst of a major economic downturn and increasing family-work conflict, Australian parents are feeling the burn of COVID-19

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Business & Economics

Why do people really become homeless?

While the majority of the general public thinks drug addiction is the main reason for homelessness, the reality is quite different

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Business & Economics

Disadvantage, family breakdown and homelessness

As disadvantaged Australians face rising housing costs, University of Melbourne research looks at the statistics that make the link between family breakdown and homelessness

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Education

Minding the gap for boys and girls at school

Aptitude isn’t gendered so how do we address the performance gaps between the sexes in reading and numeracy? Multiple policy solutions are needed both before and at school

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