Regions 2030 : Unlocking Opportunity
Regions 2030: Unlocking Opportunity sets out a vision for regional Australia, highlights investments and achievements and also the future direction for regional Australia towards 2030
A Vision for Northern Rivers Freight
From Roots to Routes: An innovative vision of freight for the Northern Rivers NSW RDA Northern Rivers co-sponsored the development of a strategy, undertaken through Southern Cross University, to set out the appropriate regional development for better access to...Examining the effects of automation on regional Australia [Report]
A new Regional Australia Institute (RAI) discussion paper reveals the automation risks rural areas are facing and outlines how simultaneously increasing migration and lifting local skills development can prepare rural labour markets to do well in an era of changing...Report outlines the importance of red meat and livestock industry [report]
The State of the Industry Report: The Australian Red Meat and Livestock Industry has been released by Meat and Livestock Australia
Blueberry Industry Business Barriers Review – NSW Northern Rivers
RDA Northern Rivers has released the report Blueberry Industry Business Barriers Review – NSW Northern Rivers
Myth busting reveals potential for regional cities
Regional Australia Institute’s new report challenges misconceptions about regional cities and provides a way forward for growth and economic sustainability
The Future of Regional Jobs [Report]
This report looks into the implications of both the opportunities and challenges of the future of work in Australia’s regions
AgriFutures – Emerging technologies in agriculture [Reports]
Agri-futures have released two new reports focusing on emerging technology in Agriculture that focus on the adoption of technology and regulatory and other challenges
StartupAUS report on sector growth and talent
The StartupAUS 2018 Crossroads Report and Talent Gap Report provide insight into Australia’s startup sector needs
Cultural and creative activity contributes $16.4 billion to NSW economy [Report]
The NSW government has released a report that shows arts, screen and cultural activities in NSW contribute $16.4 billion to the State’s economy
New research shows the economic value of cultural and creative activity
New research from the Bureau of Communications and Arts Research shows that cultural and creative activities contributed $111.7 billion to Australia’s economy in 2016-17
