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Regionalisation Ambition 2032: year 2 progress report


The second progress report on the Regionalisation Ambition framework shows mixed results across the plan's 20 targets. The report highlights key achievements for creating a more prosperous, productive and inclusive regional Australia, how each target is tracking against capital cities, and high-level policy changes that impact the framework.
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Circular economy in action: regional perspectives


An in-depth look at how six Australian regions are adopting circular economy practices. By analysing the policy settings, circular practices and outcomes in diverse areas, the report highlights the need for robust policy frameworks, targeted investment, and collaborative approaches to realise the full potential of circularity in Australia.
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Are we there yet? From recovery to resilience: opportunities and challenges for Australia’s tourism sector


Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Australia’s tourism sector was performing at record highs. This report focuses on the tourism sector and reflects the lived experience of stakeholders during and after the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. There is a positive outlook for sector growth, however, the sector will need to seize the opportunities outlined in...
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Place-based drivers and effective management of population growth and change in regional Australia

Nick Osbaldiston, Somwrita Sarkar, Durba Kundu, Nicole Gurran

This study examines the place-based factors that influence people moving to and from Australian regional and rural areas and considers policy solutions for managing the impacts of this change. Policies to support liveability, such as improvements to housing affordability and availability, local health and education services, and local transport infrastructure, as well as funding for...
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What does it look like for Australia to... support Pacific regionalism


This paper argues that Australia should plan for and be ready to respond to developments in Pacific regionalism. The paper articulates some of the barriers to Australia being a fully integrated member of a Pacific alliance and suggests pathways for Australia to support Pacific regionalism instead.