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Making super voluntary for low earners, as proposed by a Liberal senator, would leave more women vulnerable in old age.

Professor Peter Reuter has been mentoring Professor Alison Ritter for 20 years, since the early days of the Drug Policy Modelling Program.

Researchers from SPRC have been awarded $AUD399,000 by the Australian Research Council.

ABC's The Signal reviews the New South Wales inquest into drug-related deaths at music festivals in the state.

How is China responding to its old age boom?

Was Greens MP Adam Bandt correct when he tweeted that one in four people living in poverty work full time?

A survey identified hundreds of young Australians who are caring for family members with mental illnesses, alcohol and drug addictions.

All sorts of people use steroids for all sorts of reasons.

The NDIS needs a lot more work for it to be truly inclusive, says Director Engagement of the UNSW Disability Innovation Institute, Rosemary Kayess.

When it comes to digital health records, the public isn't worried the government has anything sinister in mind. They just think it's incompetent.

Women keep society ticking over then many retire into poverty because of the structured discrimination they face along the way.

The youth mental health service provider is 'failing' the people it's meant to serve, say experts.

New research shows it's possible to be potentially dangerously addicted to exercise.

Dr Claire Wilkinson, a postdoctoral research fellow at SPRC, UNSW Sydney, won the Late Breaker Presentations.

The Social Policy Research Centre at UNSW Sydney hosts regular seminars on a range of social policy topics and research methods.

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The workshop was jointly organised by the School of Social and Population Studies of Renmin University of China and the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC) with the theme of Anti-Poverty Policy.