Hindustan Times |
The Sikh population in Australia has grown by 75 per cent in five years
Hindustan Times Australian immigration law has toughened up considerably since 2009. Skill lists, visa rules, and permanent residency requirements have changed rapidly. Despite that, the huge influx of new Sikh and Punjabi-speaking arrivals has continued in a steep ... |
Should Australia fear an influx of Chinese? | This Week In Asia ...
South China Morning Post Most suspicions about the country being 'swamped by Asians' are overblown, but changing demographics are becoming evident as Chinese immigrants ... |
Search Practice Areas
Who's Who Legal Australia's Corporate Migration Programme has recently experienced a substantial shift in direction, in the wake of recent reforms announced by the Liberal government on 18 April 2017. These changes were announced as part of the government's long-term ... |
Hindustan Times |
The Sikh population in Australia has grown by 78 per cent in five years
Hindustan Times Australian immigration law has toughened up considerably since 2009. Skill lists, visa rules, and permanent residency requirements have changed rapidly. Despite that, the huge influx of new Sikh and Punjabi-speaking arrivals has continued in a steep ... |
The Canberra Times |
Canberra multicultural leaders condemn citizenship law changes
The Canberra Times "What really irks me about all of this is some of the politicians who are pushing for a citizenship test actually are the children of migrants," she said. "Their families would not have spoken English when they arrived to Australia. That's the ... |
Hindustan Times |
The Sikh population in Australia has grown by 78 per cent in five years.
Hindustan Times Australian immigration law has toughened up considerably since 2009. Skill lists, visa rules, and permanent residency requirements have changed rapidly. Despite that, the huge influx of new Sikh and Punjabi-speaking arrivals has continued in a steep ... |
Should Australia fear an influx of Chinese?
South China Morning Post New census results this week from Australia show that it is increasingly an Asian nation, with Asian migration outstripping European for the first time and Mandarin now the second-most spoken language after English. But Australia has hardly been ... |
SBS |
Want to migrate to Australia? 2017-18 Skilled Occupations List (SOL ...
SBS Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) have released the new Skilled Occupations List (SOL) for 2017-18. |
The Australian |
Millennial leviathan awakes, destined to be square
The Australian “In particular, if we look at the net overseas migration of people coming from India and China, they are among the most recent countries of origin, they are quite young and that is a good thing because increasingly so Australia relies on and will rely ... |
Hindustan Times |
Sikh population doubles in Australia in five years
Hindustan Times Australian immigration law has toughened up considerably since 2009. Skill lists, visa rules, and permanent residency requirements have changed rapidly. Despite that, the huge influx of new Sikh and Punjabi-speaking arrivals has continued in a steep ... |
SBS |
Want to migrate to Australia? 2017-18 Skilled Occupations List (SOL) announced
SBS As part of its reforms to skilled migration announced in April, the Government will update the lists on a six monthly basis to ensure the best outcomes for Australian workers and employers alike. The updated lists are based on extensive consultation ... Chief executives returned to four-year temporary visa list Support for new skilled visa list |
Search Practice Areas
Who's Who Legal Australia's Corporate Migration Programme has recently experienced a substantial shift in direction, in the wake of recent reforms announced by the Liberal government on 18 April 2017. These changes were announced as part of the government's long-term ... |
SBS |
Your chance to migrate to Australia. New occupation list for 2017-18 announced
SBS Australia has announced the new skilled occupation list for the immigration intake program for the year 2017-18. The new occupation list takes effect on Saturday, 1st July 2017. Applicants for General Skilled Mirgration are required to nominate an ... |
SBS |
New 457 visa list effective 1st July 2017 announced
SBS As part of its reforms to skilled migration announced in April, the Government will update the lists on a six monthly basis to ensure the best outcomes for Australian workers and employers alike. The updated lists are based on extensive consultation ... Support for new skilled visa list |
SBS |
Want to migrate to Australia? 2017-18 Skilled Occupations List (SOL) announced
SBS Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) have released the new Skilled Occupations List (SOL) for 2017-18. This list comes into effect from 1st July, 2017. The Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL) will be applicable for ... |
SBS |
457 visa changes a win for universities, medical research and horse trainers
SBS "Revisions to the occupation lists are just one element of the Government's reforms strengthening the integrity of Australia's employer sponsored skilled migration programmes and raising the productivity of skilled migrants," he said. He also ... CEOs, scientists, engineers and IT execs win in 457 visa backdown |
Voice of America |
Australia Now Home to More Migrants From Asia Than Europe
Voice of America Australia's new national census shows for the first time that more migrants are now arriving from Asia than Europe as the country's demographics change rapidly. Among the findings: almost half of all Australians were either born overseas or have a ... |
The Australian |
Don't restrict migration, Nasser warns
The Australian Mr Nasser said yesterday he was keen that Australia remained open to migrants because, like the US, the nation was built and developed by overseas-born workers. Mr Nasser will soon retire as BHP chairman after 11 years on the board and will be replaced ... |
teleSUR English |
Migration, Social Inclusion and Evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals
teleSUR English Since, globalization has caused an inundation of migrants in the developed world, which is yielding in a tangible demographic restructuring of nations' basic compositions. For example, the Forbes 2012 describes Australia being a fourth most diverse ... |
The Australian |
Fertile, educated Asians are saving our economy - The Australian
The Australian The latest Lowy Poll shows there is still majority support for Australias immigration program, but only just. The share of the population saying the number of ... |
Student Edge |
New Citizenship Test Will Require Migrants to Achieve University-Level English
Student Edge The proposals will require migrants wanting to gain Australian citizenship a level of 6.0 in the general IELTS (international English language testing system) test. There are two IELTS exams: general and academic. The general stream is intended for ... |
Eyre Peninsula Tribune |
David Uren mounts immigration sacred cow
MacroBusiness (blog) Subdued growth in living standards worldwide has seen the rise of populism that blames the malaise on external forces, whether that is foreign capital, trade or migrants. This has been evident on both sides of Australian politics with the pressure to ... Fertile, educated Asians are saving our economy Cut immigration to reduce housing pressures, says Tony Abbott |
The Australian |
Fertile, educated Asians are saving our economy
The Australian The latest Lowy Poll shows there is still majority support for Australia's immigration program, but only just. The share of the population saying the number of migrants coming to Australia is about right or too low has tumbled from 61 per cent in 2014 ... |
Gippsland Times |
Australia's new population milestone sure to reignite debate
Gippsland Times With dog whistles busy in federal politics, either through proposed citizenship and immigration changes or amazingly blond "Australia First" advertising, never mind the overt One Nation xenophobia, it's an interesting time to be recording a population ... |
The Sydney Morning Herald |
Get Qualified Australia consumers still out of pocket despite court action
The Sydney Morning Herald Migration lawyer Samuel Brouff had a feeling "something was up" when he cycled from Surry Hills to the CBD office of the now-disgraced education consultant Get Qualified Australia. It was March this year and his client Santiago Rillo, from Argentina ... |
SBS |
Malaysian-born blind musician wins bid to stay in Australia, but 'outrageous' policy remains
SBS South Australian Dignity Party MLC Kelly Vincent welcomed the move, but said she hoped Mr Lee's case would spark changes to migration laws. She said the federal government needed to act on its own recommendations, citing findings from a 2010 Senate ... |
SBS |
'We need to make Australia work again': Abbott calls for halt to ... - SBS
SBS In an address to the Institute of Public Affairs Tony Abbott has outlined his plan to make Australia work again. |
