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Lawrie Moloney / Kelly Hand / Danielle Wisniak / Chelsea Cornell / Jennifer Baxter / Jessica Fullarton / Michael Alexander / Catherine Caruana / Grace Soriano / Shaun Lohoar / Julie Deblaquiere / Mother / John De Maio / Kirsten Hancock / Matthew Gray / Jodie Lodge / Robert Stainsby / Ruth Weston / Bianca Klettke / Jennifer Renda / Rae Kaspiew / Lixia Qu / /
The AIFS evaluation of the 2006 family law reforms A summary Rae Kaspiew, Matthew Gray, Ruth Weston, Lawrie Moloney, Kelly Hand, Lixia Qu and the Family Law Evaluation Team In 2006, the Australian Government, through the