"Despite some improvement since the early 1990s, high proportions of recently-arrived migrants [in Australia] remain dependent on unemployment benefits. Contrary to most analysts' expectations, there is evidence that disadvantaged migrants are becoming more, rather than less, residentially concentrated." excerpt

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