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Pacific migration and labour mobility

Australian aid Pacific & PNG Pacific migration Asian & global development

19 October 2022

The Pacific: emerging from COVID, slowly

by Stephen Howes and Huiyuan Liu

Timorese workers in Australia in 2019 (Seasonal Worker Programme of Timor-Leste-Facebook)

14 October 2022

Brain drain 2: general solutions

by Richard Curtain

Samoan PM visiting RSE workers in New Zealand in June 2022 (New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade-Facebook)

13 October 2022

Brain drain 1: a growing concern

by Richard Curtain

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

Welcome to Sydney (RicardoCorralT-Flickr)

7 October 2022

Australia’s Pacific Engagement Visa: building support infrastructure

by Rochelle Bailey

Vineyard in New Zealand (Richard Bedford)

13 September 2022

The RSE scheme: raising standards to change the narrative

by Charlotte Bedford and Richard Bedford

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

Air New Zealand plane boarding in the Pacific (Sarah Kelemen Garber-Flickr)

18 August 2022

The Pacific Engagement Visa is going to be incredibly popular

by Richard Curtain and Stephen Howes

Children at kindergarten in Tonga (Conor Ashleigh-DFAT)

16 August 2022

Pacific migrant workers and the social costs of family separation

by Matt Withers

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

RSE workers in New Zealand (Richard Bedford)

12 August 2022

Winter measures: supporting RSE employers and workers

by Charlotte Bedford

Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong remarked on the positive response to the new PEV during a visit to the Solomon Islands

22 July 2022

Pacific Engagement Visa quotas need to be set strategically and selectively

by Stephen Howes

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