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Enterprising cities: how they are shaping future growth


This report looks at the population, jobs and industry trends for 12 of Australia’s rapidly expanding cities. It provides analysis of the economic upsurge seen in the cities – the ways in which they are attracting people from the major capitals of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane – as well as capturing the growth of local...
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Food supply chain capacity study: discussion paper


This consultation provides an opportunity for stakeholders, interested parties, and the broader community to share their diverse views and insights on the challenges and opportunities that sit across food production, manufacturing and distribution sectors. The aim of this study is to support a workforce that can sustain regional Australia, strengthen the economy, maintain food security...
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Towards net zero: transition pathways in regional Australia


This report is one of four prepared by the Regional Australia Institute in 2023/24, looking into issues affecting regions as Australia moves towards net zero emissions by 2050. The report sets out potential pathways for communities and businesses in regional Australia by exploring Australia’s position in the global context; examining the role of regional cities...
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State of Australia’s regions 2024


This report builds the regional evidence base and supports the Australian Government’s commitment to deliver targeted, effective and efficient regional investment that works better for regional communities. The report takes a look at key issues and opportunities for regions, as identified at the local level, including through the Regional Development Australia committee network.
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Jobs and trees: changing employment in Tasmanian towns


Forestry represents just 1% of Tasmanian jobs and Tasmanian forestry production is largely based on plantation timber, rather than native forest logging. The authors of this paper argue that an end to native forestry would have no economic impact on the state as a whole, and the experiences of Geeveston, Triabunna and Derby provide insights...