Calling all golf pros. And sheep farmers, midwives and flower growers. Your state and your country needs your skills to fill holes in its workforce. MATT SMITH reports.
The jobs we just can’t fill in South Australia Read More »
The NSW government has confirmed that it did not check whether Australian employees were suitable to fill 32 computer software jobs, which its contractor filled using overseas workers.
Looking at recent ABS population data (June 2016 released in December) and SA has now fallen to only 0.5% population growth – 9,300 people against the national average of 1.4%. This is a steady decline since the heady days of 2009 when population growth was high and unemployment was low/lower.
Declining Population Growth in South Australia Read More »
Immigration bosses want to spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars revamping their Canberra headquarters in what is thought to be the most expensive office fit-out in Australian government history.
Department of Immigration wants to spend $250 million on unprecedented office upgrade Read More »
An education organisation, which could owe hundreds of Australian consumers full or partial refunds in excess of $1 million, has been stripped of its registration as a vocational education provider.
Education consultant Get Qualified Australia has registration cancelled Read More »
ADELAIDE point guard Jerome Randle has his sights firmly focused on the finals after winning the NBL’s most valuable player award last night.
Jerome Randle named MVP as Adelaide 36ers dominate NBL’s awards night Read More »
Regrettably, this type of practice has been rampant for years and years, this is nothing new, the only difference is the price is going up. I first raise my concerns about this when I was the State President of the Migration Institute of Australia in 2012. One thing is for sure though, this practice will
Domino’s scandal: franchisee selling visas Read More »
GROUNDBREAKING female Supercars driver Simona de Silvestro says there has never been a better time for women in sport and is determined to be a role model and provider of support. De Silvestro, 28, this week caught up with aspiring Port Pirie race car driver Keely Bown, 16, and will have the teenager visit her
Female Supercars driver Simona de Silvestro determined to be role model Read More »
Islamic State terrorist Khaled Sharrouf has become the first Australian to be stripped of citizenship after the Turnbull government invoked anti-terrorism laws. The Weekend Australian can reveal a secret panel of intelligence officers, police, bureaucrats and lawyers revoked Sharrouf’s Australian citizenship earlier this year.
Khaled Sharrouf stripped of citizenship under anti-terror laws Read More »
Islamic State terrorist Khaled Sharrouf has become the first Australian to be stripped of citizenship after the Turnbull government invoked anti-terrorism laws. The Weekend Australian can reveal a secret panel of intelligence officers, police, bureaucrats and lawyers revoked Sharrouf’s Australian citizenship earlier this year.
Khaled Sharrouf stripped of citizenship under anti-terror laws Read More »
A café owner in New South Wales has been slapped with a record penalty for exploiting five workers including Indians on 457 visas. Fares Ghazale, the former owner-operator of the Canteen Cuisine Café in Albury also issued threats of violence and withdrawal of support for their visas to the employees if they refused to comply
Employer who threatened to “kill” Indian worker penalised $532,910 Read More »
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has defended moves allowing him to order holders of a ten year visitor’s visa to undergo a revalidation check after Labor condemned the handing of new “Trump like” powers to the government.
Dutton defends visa check move Read More »
Registered migration agent Chetan Mashru and his wife Divya Gowda allegedly ran a fake marriage scam in Brisbane, orchestrating 16 fake marriages.
Indian migration agent, wife stand trial for running fake marriage scam Read More »
The Immigration Department paid more than $22.5 million over a decade to firms owned by a prominent Melbourne migration lawyer, who fled the country owing millions to the Australian Taxation Office.
Immigration paid $22 million to companies headed by lawyer who fled $4 million tax bill Read More »
President Donald Trump was set to announce plans to expedite construction of his promised wall along the Mexican border, and was preparing orders banning entry to the US of people from countries deemed risky and suspending the US refugee program, people familiar with the planning said.
Donald Trump to sign executive actions on immigration, refugees, Mexico wall Read More »
Australia has ridden 25 years of economic growth without a recession. An amazing stretch of prosperity and a badge of honour that governments of all persuasions have tried to claim as their own.
High immigration masks Australian economic decline Read More »
Under the scheme, foreign workers can work for about 160 occupations which range from blue-collar jobs such as bricklayers, fitters and electricians to white-collar professions such as engineering and teaching.
Bill Shorten backs plans to axe Skilled Migration intake Read More »
About 100 young foreigners have allegedly lost up to $1 million to a Brisbane-based international education agency. The aspiring students paid the education agent Tu Futuro en Australia Pty Ltd to arrange tuition and accommodation, but it appears both the money and the agent have disappeared.
