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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Report of the Commonwealth Immigration Advisory Committee |
| Date | 27 Feb 1946 |
| Document Type | Report |
| Publisher Information | Commonwealth Immigration Advisory Committee (Australia) |
| Reference | UDS2016451-113 |
| Library / Archive | University of Melbourne Archives |
| Description | Report of a Committee assigned to investigate post-war migration to Australia from Britain and elsewhere in Europe, how it might be promoted, the availability of shipping, and attracting new industries to Australia. The report is introduced with a foreword written by Arthur A. Caldwell, Minister for Immigration and Information, and includes both copies of correspondence and interview transcripts with interested parties. An alternative version of this report is also available. |
| Theme(s) | Politics, Legislation and Governance; Motives for Emigration; Ships and Shipping Lines |
| Country (from) | Great Britain; Switzerland; Ireland; Finland; Estonia; Latvia; Norway; Denmark; Netherlands; Sweden; France; Poland |
| Country (to) | Australia |
| Nationality | English; Scottish; Swiss; Irish; Finnish; Estonian; Latvian; Norwegian; Danish; Dutch; Swedish; French; Polish; European |
| Keywords | immigration, assisted emigration, industry, labour, farming, agriculture, population, administration, finance, cost of living, money, labour union, legislature, legislation, army veteran, navy veteran, refugee, child migration, employment, unemployment, wages |
| Catalogue Link | University of Melbourne Catalogue |
| Language | English |
| Document(s) linked to |
Report of the Commonwealth Immigration Advisory Committee |
| Copyright | Copyright of this material is retained by the content creators. University of Melbourne Archives does not claim to hold any copyrights to these materials |
