Where is the love? Relationship status, marriage and divorce in Australia

Keenan - Economic Development Specialist

Keenan is an economic development specialist who has worked extensively analysing and developing economic programs, strategies and policies to help local communities. Keenan works with our local government clients to help them explore and understand how their regions are changing over time to help them make better decisions and create evidence-based strategies related to local economic development.

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4 Responses

  1. Sow says:

    “it does show that marriage is becoming less common”

    No need to get married when you have such stupid defacto laws that you are pretty much married legally to whomever your with for more then two years and they have a right to dip into your property even if they aren’t living with you.

    As a 30 something myself. This is the most frustrating thing about law I have encountered so far.

  2. Greg Allen says:

    Living longer and growing apart over time! It did ring the bells!! Marriage rate have reduced compared to past years, given that de facto relationships are legal and are considered on par with marriage with some legal variations in terms of duration, time frame for divorce settlement and legal registration of the relationship.
    Excellent effort, Keenan. Quite an insightful article.

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