In what immigration lawyer Mark Glazbrook said was one of his most callous cases in 20 years, Manu George and his wife Seena were to be deported because of the burden of Mary’s disabilities, even though she is cared for by Seena and the family has private health insurance.
Deportation reprieve brings hope to sick girl’s family Read More »
Mark Glabzrook recently spoke with Today Tonight about a recent decision by the immigration department to deport a family because of their child’s disability. Watch the full report now
Deporting a disabled Adelaide toddler Read More »
Watch Mark Glazbrook speak to Today Tonight about the unfair English tests in Australia that skilled migrants have to go through. Leave your comments below.
The unfair English test even Aussies would flunk Read More »
THESE are the faces that represent the changing landscape of what was once known as a struggling welfare-dependent town. Instead, residents such as Reshmem Mansor, from Malaysia, Thanh Ha and daughter Pham, from Vietnam, Yaowqres Bateman, from Thailand, and Li Yu Feng from China, are breathing new life and optimism into Murray Bridge.
Hear Mark Glazbrook, Managing Director of Migration Solutions chat to FIVEaa afternoons host Jade Robran about the modern day slavery and exploitation of vulnerable migrants. Leave your comments below!
Mark Glazbrook – FIVEaa afternoons with Jade Robran 29/5/17 Read More »
DOZENS — if not hundreds — of people are being lured to Adelaide and enslaved, a migration expert has warned. Unscrupulous employers tempt international students and foreign workers with the promise of work, only to then tell them they owe tens of thousands of dollars for sponsorship and visas and must work for free.
Immigrants lured to Adelaide before being forced into virtual slavery by employers Read More »
CHAMPION athletes, award-winning artists and world-leading academics who want to make South Australia home are being locked out by a Federal Government crackdown on migrants.
Population growth in regional Australia is rapidly declining, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’s (ABS) Regional Population Growth Figures. The data which has been released for the 12 months leading up to June 2016 reveals a drastic decline in population for parts of regional Victoria, and major areas of regional SA.
Is Your Region’s Population in Decline? Read More »
Hear Mark Glazbrook, Managing Director of Migration Solutions chat to TripleM morning hosts Roo & Ditts about the 457 visa and the changes required to boost the economy of South Australia’s regional towns. Leave your comments below!
Mark Glazbrook – TripleM mornings with Roo & Ditts 6/4/17 Read More »
Population growth in regional South Australia has not merely stalled but gone backwards, with the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data showing an alarming decline in the 12 months to June last year.
Population shock: “Past the point of no return for some regional towns” Read More »
Recent data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that South Australian population growth has fallen again to 0.5 per cent, that’s just 9,300 people out of Australia’s total population growth of 1.4 per cent or 327,000.
Pawanjeet Heir’s eyes well up as she retells the story of how she unwittingly became a victim of visa fraud, extortion and indentured servitude. She is now facing her worst nightmare: deportation, along with her husband and young son, who have given up hope after the system failed them.
Blackmail, extortion and slavery at a restaurant near you Read More »
Mark Glazbrook was recently quoted in Marie Claire about the exploitation of backpackers in Australia. ‘Backpackers can earn themselves an extra year in Australia by completing three months of working on the land. But widespread exploitation means that the experience can be more like 88 days of hell’ reports Cat Rodie.
Horror in the Outback Read More »
Opening a restaurant was the chance for Chinese-migrant Zhongcui Fan to improve his family’s future in Australia. But the constant search for a chef has left him struggling to stay open.
Chinese restaurant’s struggle to find chef prompts push for 457 visa reform Read More »
MIGRANT worker Jaswant Signh faces being sent home, despite his employer still being in desperate need of his specialised skills, and his belief that Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was on his side.
South Australia’s ageing workforce and dwindling regional populations are exacerbating skills shortages that are hitting regional businesses hard, according to forthcoming research that urges the Federal Government to broaden – rather than restrict – access to 457 visas.
Broaden 457 threshold or leave “below par” SA’s economic potential “untapped” Read More »
TEMPORARY migrants are being relied on by the State Government to fill public sector jobs well above the nationwide rate, latest figures reveal.
Skilled migrants are shunning South Australia and those that come to the state tend not to stay long-term, figures reveal.
Public school fees won’t work for skilled migrants Read More »
