By law, Australians are considered adults at 18. But how does transitioning to adulthood affect the life of a young person and their parents on practical terms?
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What happens when your child turns 18 in Australia?
For many in Australia, turning 18 coincides with the end of formal schooling. Credit: Getty Images/FatCamera
By law, Australians are considered adults at 18. But how does transitioning to adulthood affect the life of a young person and their parents on practical terms?
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By Zoe Thomaidou
Presented by Vahe Kateb
Source: SBS
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