Postseparation Fathering: What Does Australian Research Tell Us?⋆

Bruce Smyth

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This article summarises Australian research into separated and divorced fathering. It attempts to take stock of what is known in order to identify research gaps for the development of a forward-looking research agenda. My hope is that the piece will encourage more considered empirical attention to postseparation fathering.

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