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SUMMARY:Mark Cully - Waves of Plenty
LOCATION:Upstairs at Gleebooks
DESCRIPTION:6pm for 6.30pm Thursday 1st October\n\nMark Cully in conversati
 on with Emma Alberici\n\nThe definitive story of how immigration made Aust
 ralia\n\nMany Australians can trace family journeys to new lives in Austra
 lia. In this landmark work\, Mark Cully tells the full story of immigratio
 n to Australia\, from pre-colonial origins through colonisation\, the gold
  rushes\, the post-war immigration boom\, the end of the White Australia p
 olicy\, and the modern era of unbound temporary migration.\n\nRigorously r
 esearched\, the book dismantles persistent myths\, gives human faces to st
 atistics\, and maps the forces that transformed a distant colony into one 
 of the world's most diverse societies. Cully traces how immigration has ch
 anged Australia\, making it bigger\, younger\, richly diverse\, less provi
 ncial and more powerful.\n\nThis is essential reading for anyone who wants
  to understand where Australia came from\, the fraught politics of immigra
 tion\, and lessons for the future.\n\n‘Essential reading\, perfectly tim
 ed. One of the most important policy books of 2026.’ —George Megalogen
 is\n\n\nMark Cully was chief economist for the Department of Immigration a
 nd Citizenship and the Department of Industry\, as well as chair of the OE
 CD's Working Party on Migration. As head of macroeconomic policy in the Tr
 easury\, he led the design of the JobKeeper program during the pandemic. H
 e is an expert panel member of the Fair Work Commission and a visiting fel
 low at ANU's Crawford School of Public Policy.\n\nEmma Alberici spent 29 y
 ears as a reporter and foreign correspondent. From News Corporation as a c
 adet on the Herald Sun and later a finance editor\, she moved to Sydney to
  take on a role as a researcher and producer on the Money Show. After eigh
 t years at Nine and the publication of three books on entrepreneurialism\,
  she moved to the ABC where she spent 18 years\, as Europe Correspondent\,
  Finance Editor of 7:30 and host of Lateline. Emma is now a Partner at Der
 went - Australia's largest executive recruitment firm. She is searching fo
 r interesting people\, hearing their stories\, telling them to others and 
 relishing the opportunity to influence leadership across the not for profi
 t and public sectors.\n\nBoletos: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landin
 g/1638908
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