LawGration
Made in Migration
Welcome to the Made in Migration podcast, brought to you by LawGration – the specialist law firm that helps individuals and organisations navigate the complex world of Australian immigration and citizenship law. Here, we’ll talk about all things to do with migrating to Australia. We’re going to learn, grow and be inspired together. Make sure you subscribe and let us be partners on your journey.
Where to listen?
Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soonPodcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts
Episodes
Season's End: Reflecting, Recharging, and Looking Ahead to 2025 30.12.2024 1:13
End of year message: As the year winds down and the holiday season begins, we wanted to take a moment to reflect and share our gratitude with you, our incredible listeners. It’s been an amazing journey this season. We've had insightful conversations, shared thought-provoking stories, and heard from inspiring guests who have enriched our understanding of migration and its impact on so many lives. N...
#11 | Dr. Norman Swan's Journey: From Scotland to Australia 23.12.2024 40:24
Guest: Dr. Norman Swan Date of recording: 11 December 2024 Summary: In this episode, Dr. Norman Swan shares his insights on parenting, child development, and his personal migration journey from Scotland to Australia. He discusses the challenges of modern parenting, the importance of emotional regulation in children, and the impact of screen time on development, which feature in his most recent boo...
#10 | ‘Put the people first, not the goods’ | A discussion about relocation with Sue Pember 28.10.2024 53:19
Guest: Sue Pember Date of recording: 7 October2024 Summary: In this episode, Sue Pember, Founder and Managing Director of Aussie OS, shares her journey from a corporate job to establishing a successful relocation services business in Australia. She discusses the unique challenges and needs of migrants, the importance of tailored services, and how Aussie OS supports clients in adjusting to new cult...
#9 | Determinants of migrant success | Professor Robert Breunig 14.10.2024 44:30
Guest: Professor Robert Breunig Date of recording: 9 September 2024 Summary: In this episode, Professor Robert Bruenig discusses the multifaceted impacts of migration on Australia, including economic benefits, labour market dynamics, and the importance of skilled migration more broadly. He shares insights from his research on the determinants of migrant success and the role of temporary migration,...
#8 | ‘We really need to embrace migrant workers’ | A conversation with Hari Hara Priya Kannan 30.09.2024 38:23
Guest: Hari Hara Priya Kannan Date of recording: 20 August 2024 Summary: In this episode, we speak to Hari Hara Priya Kannan, a data scientist specialising in demographics. We discuss Hari's migration journey to Australia, her insights into the wealth of demographic data available, and the significant role that migration plays in Australia's economy. The conversation explores the impact of interna...
#7 | Mental health and multicultural communities, populism and migration policy | A conversation with Dr. Tanveer Ahmed 16.09.2024 45:06
Guest: Dr. Tanveer Ahmed Date of recording: 20 August 2024 Summary: In this episode, Psychiatrist Dr. Tanveer Ahmed shares his personal journey as a migrant from Bangladesh to Australia, discussing the challenges and opportunities he faced. He delves into the intersection of mental health and cultural identity, particularly within multicultural communities. Dr. Ahmed also addresses the complexitie...
#6 | Australia's Pacific Engagement Visa | A conversation with Christopher Hogan 02.09.2024 41:30
Guest: Christopher Hogan Date of recording: 14 August 2024 Summary: 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 i...
#5 | ‘Immigration policy has been unambiguously good for Australia’ | A conversation with Professor Sinclair Davidson 19.08.2024 48:22
Guest: Professor Sinclair Davidson Date of recording: 18 June 2024 Summary: In this episode, Professor Sinclair Davidson discusses his personal migration journey to Australia and the economic benefits of immigration. He emphasises that immigration has been unambiguously good for Australia and explains that there are gains from trade such as increased specialisation and greater prosperity, which at...
#4 | Embracing Uniqueness: The Key to Success | A conversation with Joanna Abraham 05.08.2024 44:00
Guest: Joanna Abraham Date of recording: 15 May 2024 Summary: In this episode, Joanna Abraham, a lecturer at the College of Law and the president of Victorian Women Lawyers (VWL), shares her journey as a migrant from Singapore to Australia and her passion for championing diversity and human rights. She discusses her childhood in Singapore, various challenges, and the multicultural environment she...
#3 | Cutting migration isn’t a panacea for the housing crisis | A conversation with Peter Mares 22.07.2024 44:46
Guest: Peter Mares Date of recording: 10 June 2024 Summary: In this episode, Peter Mares, an independent writer, journalist and researcher, discusses migration, housing, and the challenges of Australia's current migration system. He highlights the need for a rational migration policy that considers the long-term impacts on housing and labour productivity. Peter emphasises the importance of gov...
#2 | From India to Australia: A Journey of Resilience and Success | A conversation with Molina Asthana 08.07.2024 41:29
Guest: Molina Asthana Date of recording: 26 April 2024 Summary: In this episode, Molina Asthana, an accomplished lawyer and community leader, shares her journey from India to Australia and her involvement in various organisations. She discusses her upbringing in a family of lawyers and the influence of her grandfather, a respected judge in India. Molina talks about her experience in the legal prof...
#1 | Why active citizenship matters | A conversation with Professor Kim Rubenstein 24.06.2024 42:40
Guest: Professor Kim Rubenstein Date of recording: 20 May 2024 Summary: In this inaugural episode, Professor Kim Rubinstein discusses the historic evolution of Australian citizenship, the concept of active citizenship, and the issues surrounding indefinite detention of non-citizens. She highlights the need for a more inclusive and nuanced understanding of citizenship. Professor Rubinstein also tou...
Welcome to Made in Migration 22.03.2024 0:28
***Disclaimer: This podcast is produced by LawGration, and is intended for education and entertainment purposes only. All content is current at the time of publication and subject to change without prior notice. While LawGration is an Incorporated Legal Practice, we are not aware of your personal circumstances, needs or goals, and information contained in this podcast should not be construed as le...
Similar podcasts
Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.