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National affairs
Temporary migration: the pressure points
Henry Sherrell
9 May 2014
Australia’s temporary visa program is generally operating well, but new data shows where problems are emerging, writes
Henry Sherrell
National affairs
Work till you drop?
Peter Whiteford
28 April 2014
Would increasing the pension age be fair and effective?
Peter Whiteford
looks at the Australian and international evidence
National affairs
New ways to dud Kiwis
Peter Mares
9 April 2014
New Zealand has reacted to proposed changes to Australian social security law by raising discrimination concerns with Canberra, writes
Peter Mares
National affairs
We know about the 457. What about the 485?
Peter Mares
28 March 2013
A different visa category could be the subject of future debates about temporary migration, writes
Peter Mares
Essays & reportage
Evolutionary tinkering in revolutionary times
Dean Ashenden
15 February 2013
The current system of teacher education isn’t working for many students.
Dean Ashenden
looks at the alternatives, and their adversaries
Books & arts
Shades of green, black and white
David Bowman
7 February 2013
David Bowman
considers the environmental politics of managing Indigenous lands
Books & arts
A world built on precarious foundations
Ian Watson
2 April 2012
Guy Standing brings together evidence about precarious employment from across the world, but his argument leaves
Ian Watson
with some unanswered questions
Essays & reportage
Pirates, terrorists or doctors of philosophy?
Ralph Johnstone
10 May 2011
Backed by Lindsay Tanner, two initiatives in Melbourne are taking on the obstacles that face qualified Africans applying for professional jobs, reports
Ralph Johnstone
National affairs
From queue to pool: skilled migration gets a makeover
Peter Mares
10 February 2010
Peter Mares
analyses the latest changes to Australia’s migration program
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