The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey: Selected Findings from Waves 1 to 20

This statistical report shares findings from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey, which provides longitudinal data on the lives of Australian residents by collecting information annually on a wide range of aspects of life in Australia, including household and family relationships, child care, employment, education, income, expenditure, health and wellbeing.

Keywords: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, adult women, ageing, carers, children, cultural determinants of health, culturally and linguistically diverse, employment, families, financial literacy, gender, government and policy, housing, immigrant, law, legal rights, LGBTIQ+, mental health, metropolitan, national, occupational health and safety, older women, regional, relationships, remote, rural, single parents, social determinants of health, women's rights, worker's rights, workplaces, young people

Author(s): R Wilkins, E Vera-Toscano, F Botha, M Wooden , T-Anh Trinh
Organisation: Melbourne Institute: Applied Economic & Social Research, University of Melbourne
Year Published: 2022
Language: English

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