Rural Australia comprises 37 per cent of Australia's population, and 35.5 per cent of the total workforce. Given this significance, rural population and labour markets, should be the focus of much research and analysis particularly for government policy relating to the provision of physical and social infrastructure. Yet, generally, rural labour markets have not received the attention that other labour markets in Australia have. This paper analyses the characteristics and trends in Australia's rural labour markets to identify areas of change or stability over time
Many rural areas in the developed world are experiencing planning and development challenges related...
This paper assesses the recent changes in rural employment in the OECD countries, highlighting the g...
Rural population density has a very significant independent influence over important socio-economic ...
The phenomena known as "drift to the cities" is one which is frequently quoted in relation to proble...
Attracting and retaining a skilled labour force is a critical yet complex issue for rural and remote...
This paper aims to relate the Australia data on rural-urban migration and economic change to educati...
Queensland's rural economies have undergone significant structural change and adjustment in the last...
Regional Australia has experienced significant changes in population and employment since the early ...
Rural and regional housing markets experience many of the same demand and supply drivers as their ur...
Regional Australia has been exposed to the forces of globalisation and the impact on employment has ...
This thesis examines many different aspects of demand, supply and adjustment in the Australian labou...
The paper discusses the status of the rural economy in Aus tralia, emphasizing that agriculture, an...
New twenty-first century economic, social and environmental changes have challenged and reshaped rur...
The migrant population living in regional and rural Australia has been growing, partly because of th...
There is growing acceptance that the fortunes of the non-metropolitan Australian ecumene are increas...
Many rural areas in the developed world are experiencing planning and development challenges related...
This paper assesses the recent changes in rural employment in the OECD countries, highlighting the g...
Rural population density has a very significant independent influence over important socio-economic ...
The phenomena known as "drift to the cities" is one which is frequently quoted in relation to proble...
Attracting and retaining a skilled labour force is a critical yet complex issue for rural and remote...
This paper aims to relate the Australia data on rural-urban migration and economic change to educati...
Queensland's rural economies have undergone significant structural change and adjustment in the last...
Regional Australia has experienced significant changes in population and employment since the early ...
Rural and regional housing markets experience many of the same demand and supply drivers as their ur...
Regional Australia has been exposed to the forces of globalisation and the impact on employment has ...
This thesis examines many different aspects of demand, supply and adjustment in the Australian labou...
The paper discusses the status of the rural economy in Aus tralia, emphasizing that agriculture, an...
New twenty-first century economic, social and environmental changes have challenged and reshaped rur...
The migrant population living in regional and rural Australia has been growing, partly because of th...
There is growing acceptance that the fortunes of the non-metropolitan Australian ecumene are increas...
Many rural areas in the developed world are experiencing planning and development challenges related...
This paper assesses the recent changes in rural employment in the OECD countries, highlighting the g...
Rural population density has a very significant independent influence over important socio-economic ...