Made in Migration Podcast

Hogan, C. (Speaker)

College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk

Description

A podcast appearance discussing Australia's Pacific Engagement Visa and demographic trends in Australia.

Period	2 Sept 2024
Held at	LawGration, Australia
Degree of Recognition	National

Keywords

Pacific Engagement Visa
Pacific Island Countries
Australia
Demography
Geopolitics
Migration

Documents & Links

In this episode, Christopher Hogan discusses Australia's new Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) and its potential implications for migration flows, climate challenges, and regional geopolitics. He highlights the possible motivations behind introducing the PEV, including demand from Pacific Island countries and strategic interests in the Pacific region. Hogan also explores the concerns of brain drain and the challenges and opportunities presented by Australia's aging population. Additionally, he discusses the role of migration in shaping Australia's demographic landscape and the projected shift of population from Greater Sydney to Greater Melbourne.

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Research Outputs
What are the Implications of Australia’s New Pacific Engagement Visa for its Regional Relationships?
Research output: Other contribution
Exploitation Within Australia’s PALM Scheme is Jeopardising its Regional Relationships
Research output: Other contribution