Organisation
Regional Australia Institute
Acronym:
RAI
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[In]Sight: Economic diversification and the competitiveness of regional Australia
[In]Sight is an online index and interactive map tracking the competitiveness of Australia's 560 Local Government Areas (LGA) and 55 Regional Development Australia (RDA) regions, unlocking thousands of insights into regional Australia. [In]Sight's economic diversification indicator (within the Business Sophistication theme) is based on comparison of the industry employment profile (% of workers in each...
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Talking point: Returning to regional Australia
A steady flow of working age people are moving from the capital cities to regional Australia. This migration is a real win-win for everyone involved. Regions can offer people a lifestyle and quality of life that is beyond the reach of most in the city. In turn, the communities that people return to, and become...
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Bringing Business into Australian Regional Development
Much of Australia's insight into business conditions is dominated by metropolitan perspectives, particularly at the national level. However, we also know that regional businesses operate in a different context to those in our major cities and play an important role in many of the nation's most important industries. To bridge the gap between regional and...
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[In]Sight Results Guide
Australia's regional areas are developing at different paces. They have different potential for positive growth and change. The Regional Australia Institute(RAI) has developed [In]Sight: Australia's regional competitiveness index to provide a consistent, comprehensive and accessible view of the status of Australia's regions and their prospects for future development. The [In]Sight Results Guide provides an overview...
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Rethinking the future of northern Australia's regions: more than mines, dams and development dreams
The vast potential of northern Australia is being held back by serious bottlenecks in infrastructure and human capital, but strategies for sustainable economic and population growth need to shift beyond the simple solutions and polarised debate of the past 50 years. This is one of the key findings of this paper released by the Regional...