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Records with keyword 'migration'

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Letter to Prime Minister John Curtin

Plans for post-World War II migration policy

This is a letter written to Prime Minister John Curtin in 1943, regarding plans for Australia following the end of World Word II.

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Confidential notes on the Department of Immigration's review of the policy on the admission of non-Europeans into Australia.

Review of non-European migration policy – confidential notes

Confidential notes regarding a review by the Department of Immigration of the policy on the admission of non-Europeans into Australia.

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Cabinet submission on immigration to Australia of non-Europeans and persons of partly non-European descent.

Progress and anticipated increase of skilled non-European migration

Cabinet submission on immigration to Australia of non-Europeans and persons of partly non-European descent.

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Poster detail: caricatured rural scene.

Australia Land of Tomorrow – promotional poster for migrant centres

This is a colour promotional poster advertising Australian migrant centres.

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Detail from Alien Registration Form.

Application for registration by alien entering Australia – Antonia Bellomarino

Antonia Bellomarino's application form for entering Australia as a migrant.

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Detail from Lazlo Makay’s medical form.

International Refugee Organisation Resettlement Form for Laszlo Makay

This is a two page IRO Resettlement Medical Examination Form in relation to Laszlo Makay.

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Document detail.

International Refugee Organisation–Australian Government agreement

This is an agreement about the migration, to Australia, of thousands of people in Europe who had become displaced because of World War II.

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Promoting migration - 'Today's migrants...tomorrow's Australians' poster.

Promoting migration - 'Today's migrants...tomorrow's Australians' poster

A poster, titled 'Today's migrants…tomorrow's Australians', providing information about the advantages of accepting migrants to Australia.

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Promoting migration reform - pamphlet 'Control or Colour Bar?'.

Promoting migration reform - pamphlet 'Control or Colour Bar?'

A 32-page document written by the University of Melbourne's Immigration Reform Group in 1960 promoted migration reform. It was revised and reprinted in 1962.