Migrants make up a significant and growing proportion of the aged-care workforce in
Australia. Using data from the 2016 National Aged Care Workforce Census and Survey, we …

Unlike many countries in Europe and North America, Australia does not directly recruit
migrants to work in frontline aged care and early childhood education and care (ECEC) …

Harvest labour markets in contemporary Australia present an intriguing and important
puzzle. The dominant discourse, vigorously promoted by employer associations, complains …

There is, in the global north, a “care crisis,” a shortfall in the capacity to provide care for an
aging population. Migrant care workers have been positioned as a solution to this crisis, but …

Population migration and air pollution are inevitable problems in the process of
urbanisation. With the continuous advancement of urbanisation, the trends in family …

Migrant nannies (au pairs) and migrant grannies (migrant grandparents) have emerged in
Australian policy and public discourses as new “solutions” to the “problems” of unmet needs …

How do parenting styles differ globally? How do different, international, parenting practices
impact on children's development? Can we bring together and hybridise different …

Migrant workers comprise a significant and growing segment of Australia's non‐professional
frontline care workforce. In this article, we offer a scoping study of existing research to …

Existing commentary rarely systematically acknowledges racism in the Australian aged care
field. This article begins to address this gap through a detailed focus on the experiences of …

In Australia and New Zealand there is an emerging focus on the problems of violence and
harassment for the large, feminised workforces of care and support workers in homecare …