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Roger Wilkins

Melbourne
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Economist at The University of Melbourne working on income inequality, welfare reliance & labour markets. Co-Director of the #HILDASurvey.

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An unfair go - Openforum

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By Roger Wilkins
| Open Forum
The Australian government just released the 2026 report of the Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee. The committee was asked to explore ways to reduce barriers to economic inclusion for people who experience severe disadvantage. A crucial part of this task is to identify who are the most disadvantaged groups in Australia. Disadvantage is a concept that goes beyond income poverty to encompass people’s outcomes, including deprivation and social exclusion.
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What does disadvantage look like in Australia? New research shows who’s struggling most

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By Peter Whiteford, Jenny Gordon, Roger Wilkins
| The Conversation
The Australian government just released the 2026 report of the Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee. The committee was asked to explore ways to reduce barriers to economic inclusion for people who experience severe disadvantage. A crucial part of this task is to identify who are the most disadvantaged groups in Australia. Disadvantage is a concept that goes beyond income poverty to encompass people’s outcomes, including deprivation and social exclusion.
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Fewer friends, more time stress: the essential charts from this year’s HILDA survey

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By Inga Lass, Ferdi Botha, Kyle Peyton, Roger Wilkins
| The Conversation
Every year, one of Australia’s biggest longitudinal surveys provides a range of insights on how the nation is changing. The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey, released today, reveals trends on a wide range of aspects of life in Australia, including household relationships, income, health and wellbeing. HILDA has been following the same people every year since 2001, with about 16,000 respondents in the latest survey.
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