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Evie Sharman

Evie Sharman is a research officer at the Development Policy Centre, working in the Pacific migration team.

7 February 2024

Pacific migration in 2024: seven things to watch out for

by Stephen Howes and Evie Sharman

Samoan Prime Minister Fiamē Naomi Mata’afa meeting Samoan PALM workers in Australia in March 2023 (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme-Facebook)

17 November 2023

Samoa’s shifting seasonal work priorities

by Evie Sharman and Charlotte Bedford

Immigration Minister Andrew Giles addresses the Senate

19 October 2023

Pacific Engagement Visa legislation finally through

by Stephen Howes and Evie Sharman

3 March 2023

Family accompaniment: divided employer views

by Evie Sharman and Stephen Howes

Participants at the 5th PLMAM in Apia, Samoa (PACER Plus-Facebook)

7 December 2022

The Pacific Labour Mobility Annual Meeting: finding its feet

by Charlotte Bedford and Evie Sharman

Protection visa application page on the Department of Home Affairs website

6 December 2022

Further growth in onshore asylum applications from the Pacific

by Stephen Howes and Evie Sharman

A Tongan PALM worker at Newton Orchards (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme-Facebook)

10 October 2022

Labour mobility in the Pacific: transformational and/or negligible?

by Stephen Howes, Richard Curtain and Evie Sharman

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with Fijian students, July 2022

1 September 2022

The Pacific Labour Scheme and the Royal Commission into Aged Care

by Stephen Howes and Evie Sharman

PALM workers in Australia in November 2021 (Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme-Facebook)

15 August 2022

It’s time for a minimum earning guarantee for Pacific workers

by Evie Sharman

10 June 2022

New government confirms its new Pacific migration policies

by Evie Sharman

19 May 2022

Labour mobility campaign wrap: both parties make major commitments

by Evie Sharman and Stephen Howes

6 May 2022

Pacific labour mobility growth: winners and losers

by Evie Sharman and Stephen Howes

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