COVID-19 Impacts for Residents of the Northern Territory of Australia: Analysis from The Territory and Me - COVID update survey

Andrew Taylor; George Tan; Sigurd Dyrting; Fiona Shalley

COVID-19 Impacts for Residents of the Northern Territory of Australia: Analysis from The Territory and Me - COVID update survey

Andrew Taylor, George Tan, Sigurd Dyrting, Fiona Shalley

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This report provides analysis of changing sentiments towards migrating from and to the Territory after the onset of COVID-19. It includes information on respondent’s expectations about where they intend to be living in 2 years by the life stages used in the original survey analysis. The pandemic’s impact on people self-rated physical, mental and financial wellbeing is also discussed. As the dynamism continues for internal and international migration, these results are useful to ongoing economic and policy responses.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Darwin
Publisher	Northern Institute
Commissioning body	Northern Territory Department of the Chief Minister and Cabinet
Number of pages	23
Publication status	Published - 2021

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