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  1. 12 February 2024 - Inside Business

    More Australian adult children are living with their parents longer

    Australian parents are waiting longer for an empty nest as their adult children live at home for longer, finds the University of Melbourne's annual HILDA study

  2. 17 July 2023 - Humanities

    We need good policy to back working dads

    A new University of Melbourne podcast about dads, families and work explores how policies and jobs could (and should) support working fathers and their families

  3. 16 September 2022 - Humanities

    How remote work is invading our spaces

    While work needs to happen somewhere, in a post-pandemic world, that somewhere can be anywhere. But is that a good thing, asks University of Melbourne expert.

  4. 6 December 2021 - Inside Business

    A third of Australians under chronic time stress

    HILDA survey suggests chronic time stress is a significant social problem with ramifications for health and wellbeing, says University of Melbourne expert

  5. 22 September 2021 - Design

    From ‘nice to have’ to ‘must-have’ in the post-COVID workplace

    The experiences of workers pre and post-pandemic offer five lessons for organisations to reimagine workplaces and practices say University of Melbourne experts.

  6. 3 November 2020 - Under the Microscope

    What does a great day at work look like?

    The University of Melbourne's Dr Rebecca Jarden’s training in nursing led her to research what a balanced approach to measuring wellbeing for nurses looks like.

  7. 18 August 2020 - Science Matters

    How working away is changing home

    Research by University of Melbourne and Western Sydney University shows the effects on Australian households when one partner works away from home for weeks.

  8. 30 July 2019 - Inside Business

    Lost in transit?

    Commuting times in Australia cities have jumped significantly since 2002, but the University of Melbourne’s 2019 HILDA Survey suggests travel times have peaked.