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Immigration

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Emigration and immigration
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Report

Freedom and hope after years waiting: how permanent residency changed the lives of people who sought asylum in Australia


Drawing on interviews with seven new permanent residents of Australia who had first sought asylum in Australia more than a decade ago, this report explores the policy shift impacts of being allowed to apply for a permanent visa – the Resolution of Status visa – and provides insights into the experience of receiving this status.
Briefing paper

Australian labour market for migrants: April 2025


This report provides information on Australian labour market conditions for people interested in working in Australia on a temporary or permanent basis and organisations providing services to migrants and visa applicants. The report notes that while the Australian labour market continues to perform well, there are ongoing signs of an easing of labour market conditions.
Report

World economic outlook: a critical juncture amid policy shifts


This report contains analysis and projections of economic developments and policies in member countries, of developments in international financial markets, and of the global economic system. It finds that the global economy is at a critical juncture, with significant internal and external imbalances and vulnerabilities, and major policy shifts underway.
Position paper

Let’s get Australia back on track: the priorities of a Dutton Coalition Government


This position paper identifies the 12 priorities of a Coalition Government for the 2025 Australian federal election. It covers issues including the cost of living, the economy and small business, affordable housing, energy, public safety and immigration.
Briefing paper

The rising isolation of the island nation: five economic themes that will dominate the next parliament


This paper highlights five economic themes emerging from the shifting global order and likely to shape Australia's policy debate in the coming years. It aims to assist policymakers as they adapt to the new global order and tackle domestic pressures by framing the big policy challenges and identifying where policy needs to adapt.