The "Australian Journal of Social Issues," as a publication of the Australian Social Policy Association, carries the mission of facilitating in-depth discussions on pressing social issues within Australia. The journal encourages experts and scholars from various disciplines, including sociologists, economists, political scientists, jurists, and educators, to participate in discussions on social policy topics.

The journal pays special attention to issues that have a profound impact on Australian society, such as poverty, inequality, access to education, healthcare, environmental protection, and the rights of Indigenous peoples. By publishing a range of research articles, the journal aims to broaden the perspective of the public and policymakers, enhance understanding of the complexity of these issues, and seek viable solutions.

Furthermore, the journal also values the analysis of emerging social trends, such as the impact of technological advancements on social structure, the effects of globalization on the labor market, and the development of social diversity and inclusiveness. Through the exploration of these topics, the journal hopes to inspire more social dialogue, promote policy innovation, and push society towards more justice and inclusiveness.

The publication of the "Australian Journal of Social Issues" not only provides an academic community with a showcase window for its achievements but also offers valuable references and guidance for policy-making and social practice, making a positive contribution to social progress and well-being in Australia and globally.