Despite having accessed healthcare services for their injury, migrants (compared with non‐migrants) had higher risks of disability at least in the first three months post‐injury. This article argues that interventions should be focused during this critical period on identified key predictors to promote faster recovery and reduce disability.

In just ten years, the inner city populations of Australia’s biggest state capitals have boomed.

This study sheds light on migrant quality in Australia using nationally representative survey data.

This UNICEF Innocenti study about children on the move in the Horn of Africa provides critical insights into the motivations driving child migration. The study reveals how children decide to move, their experiences during migration, as well as the legal systems in place to help protect them.

This paper contains the learnings from some regional communities in different parts of Australia that have successfully welcomed migrants.