# Martin Parkinson

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Martin Parkinson - Life after being somebody, civil war in politics and the number one challenge facing the world

Martin Parkinson worked in Public Service long enough to witness a lot of good outcomes in Australia. Christopher Pyne talks with Martin about the first world struggles of life after being somebody and how the current civil war in politics is affecting our ability to face world challenges. Support …

'A decade of wilful neglect': Migration strategy unveiled

The government has unveiled a blueprint outlining the future of overseas migration to Australia. While there's been an influx in migrants over the last year, and has been blamed for the cost of living and housing crises, the government says its plan will bring migration numbers down to more sustain…

Australia's migration system to undergo major changes as PM flags reduced intake - Malawakang pagbabago sa migration system ng Australia iaanunsyo ng pamahalaan

The 200-page report, led by former public service chief Martin Parkinson, outlined the case for "major reform" of the system to stop Australia becoming a nation of "permanently temporary" residents where underpayment and exploitation can arise. - Higit pitong buwan matapos ang isinagawang review ng…

EP#244 ~ How to build refugee economic empowerment for the whole Australian economy

Small Biz Matters: People, Policy, Purpose ~ Episode #244 Broadcast date: 6 Aug 2024 Host: Alexi Boyd, Small Business Advocate & Policy Advisor Guests: Huy Truong Co-Founder and Executive Chairman at Thrive Refugee Enterprise Recent data from Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsm…

What Australia gets wrong in the migration debate

Cutting the migration intake would have significant consequences on essential services. That was the key message from Australia's former top bureaucrat Martin Parkinson at the National Press Club yesterday.   Guest: Martin Parkinson, Chancellor of Macquarie University and former secretary of the d…

What Australia gets wrong in the migration debate

Cutting the migration intake would have significant consequences on essential services. That was the key message from Australia's former top bureaucrat Martin Parkinson at the National Press Club yesterday.   Guest: Martin Parkinson, Chancellor of Macquarie University and former secretary of the d…

"We've built an economy that requires 2 million temporary migrants" — Martin Parkinson [Immigration Series]

Part 1 of a three-part immigration series this week. Mark Cully (history) drops Thursday; Mike Pezzullo (acculturation, social cohesion, security) drops Friday.  Martin Parkinson ran the Australian Treasury (2011-2014), then the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet (2015-2019). He's also thought …

"Bigger and Different": The Six Decades That Remade Australia — Mark Cully [Immigration Series]

Part 2 of a three-part immigration series this week. Martin Parkinson (economics) available here; Mike Pezzullo (acculturation, social cohesion, security) drops Friday. Mark Cully was the inaugural chief economist at the Australian Department of Immigration (2009-2012). His forthcoming book, Waves…

How Australia Actually Selects and Integrates Migrants — Mike Pezzullo [Immigration Series]

Part 3 of a three-part immigration series this week. Martin Parkinson (economics) available here; Mark Cully (history) available here. Mike Pezzullo ran the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (2013-2014), then the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (2014-2017), then the …