2023
DOI: 10.1080/09502386.2023.2169731
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The proliferation of men’s sheds in Australia: the problematization of masculinity in a neoliberal regime

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“…378 The review, which started in September 2022 and was presented to the Government in March 2023, is the most significant review of Australia's immigration system in decades. 379 The review found that the current programme not only falls short when it comes to attracting migrants that are highly skilled, but that it also fails to "enable business to efficiently access workers." 380 Among the review's criticisms is the rise in "permanently temporary migration", which it said had not only harmed migrants but also confidence in Australia's programme.…”
Section: Key Features and Developments In Oceania 377mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…378 The review, which started in September 2022 and was presented to the Government in March 2023, is the most significant review of Australia's immigration system in decades. 379 The review found that the current programme not only falls short when it comes to attracting migrants that are highly skilled, but that it also fails to "enable business to efficiently access workers." 380 Among the review's criticisms is the rise in "permanently temporary migration", which it said had not only harmed migrants but also confidence in Australia's programme.…”
Section: Key Features and Developments In Oceania 377mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…384 In addition to calling for smooth and predictable migration, the review noted that migration -through a well-designed migration programme -can play a key role in addressing challenges such as an ageing population and stagnating productivity. 385 Similar to countries in regions such as Northern America and parts of Europe, Australia and New Zealand are facing a labour squeeze and need immigration to address shortages of workers in key sectors. Both countries have long relied on immigration to fill gaps in their labour markets.…”
Section: Key Features and Developments In Oceania 377mentioning
confidence: 99%