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A brief overview of the initial location decisions of immigrants.
"The current longitudinal survey of recent migrants has provided information on the factors shaping their locational choices within Australia. The main finding is that family and friends are the dominant influence. Job opportunities are much less influential, even amongst Independent migrants."