28 February 2020
Caboolture place-based study report
This report presents findings from a place-based study conducted by the Queensland Family and Child Commission in Caboolture in 2019, examining the...
The child and family support workforce
28 February 2020
Sunshine Coast place-based study report
This report presents findings from a place-based study conducted by the Queensland Family and Child Commission in the Sunshine Coast region in 2019,...
24 February 2020
Community Survey Report 2019
This research report presents the findings of research completed in 2019 with adult Queenslanders to collect data on the community’s confidence in,...
14 February 2020
Reducing drowning among children 0-17 years
20 December 2019
Incidence rates and cumulative incidences of the full spectrum of diagnosed mental disorders in childhood and adolescence
This research estimated the age- and sex-specific incidence rates and risks of being diagnosed with any mental disorder during childhood and...
20 December 2019
How physical activity in Australian schools can help prevent depression in young people
This article discusses the benefits of physical activity for reducing depression in young people.
20 December 2019
140th out of 146: Australian teens do close to the least physical activity in the world
This study discusses recent research which examined the physical activity levels of adolescents in 146 countries.
20 December 2019
Second progress report: Implementing the Queensland Anti‑Cyberbullying Taskforce report
This document reports on the Queensland Government's progress in implementing the recommendations of the Queensland Anti‑Cyberbullying...
20 December 2019
In our own words: Systemic inquiry into the lived experience of children and young people in the Victorian out-of-home care system
This report presents the results of the Victorian Commission for Children and Young People’s systemic inquiry into the lived experiences of...
20 December 2019
Racial discrimination and the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children: Does the timing of first exposure matter?
This study measured first exposure to interpersonal racism at either ages 4–5 years or 7 years or no exposure to examine the influence of...