Immigration and the Regions: Taking Regional Australia Seriously: A Report on options for enhancing immigration's contribution to regional Australia
- Year: 2003
- Author: Glenn Withers; Marion Powall
- Publisher: Chifley Research Centre
- Published Location: Kingston, ACT
- Country: Australia
Regional Australia is at a crossroads and the globalisation process has brought a new focus on the exciting potential of many of Australias regions. It is concluded that new immigration measures can play a key role as part of the package of measures that are required to improve regional outcomes for Australia. A new approach based on specific immigration-related policy initiatives that could be pursued by the Commonwealth Government alone and/or in conjunction with state and territory governments and the wider community is proposed as follows: providing a vigorous commitment to regional migration; enhancing general immigration programs; and reforming dedicated regional migration programs.
Related Items
The socio-economic status of migrant populations in regional and rural Australia and its implications for future population policy
The migrant population living in regional and rural Australia has been growing, partly because of...
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION EFFECTS OF MIGRATION IN AUSTRALIA
This project was commissioned by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), and has...
WA Tomorrow
Western Australia Tomorrow is a set of forecasts1 based on trends since the 1980s. The forecasts...