This report examines the unemployment situation in Australia over the past five years, analyzing its impact on the economy and exploring government policies aimed at reducing unemployment. It delves into the definition of unemployment, its causes, and its consequences, including the social and economic costs. The report also discusses the government's efforts to address unemployment through economic, labor, and welfare policies, highlighting their effectiveness and limitations. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of continued government intervention and strategic policy adjustments to mitigate the negative effects of unemployment and foster sustainable economic growth.