MacroBusiness (blog) |
Immigration overflow: the systemic rorting of Australia's visa system
MacroBusiness (blog) The Australian Population Research Institute (APRI) has released an alarming new report entitled “Immigration overflow: why it matters”, which examines the widespread rorting of Australia's visa system, as well as the crushing impact of Australia's ... |
SBS |
'Misrepresented, recklessly': PM rejects Dutton linking Lebanese ...
SBS Speaking to SBS, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has denied Immigration Minister Peter Dutton recently linked Lebanese migration to terrorism. |
Herald Sun |
IT jobs in Australia: Flood of Indian 457 workers hits Aussie market ...
Herald Sun THOUSANDS of foreign computer workers are being imported on low wages while Australians struggle to find jobs, according to a new report. |
SBS |
'Misrepresented, recklessly': PM rejects Dutton linking Lebanese migration with terrorism
SBS In an interview with SBS, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Immigration Minister Peter Dutton was "misrepresented, recklessly so" over his comments that appeared to link Lebanese migration in the 1970s with terrorist activity today. During question ... |
The Age |
Disability a 'burden' to Australian community, immigration rules
The Age Each morning Bhajan Kaur gets up, makes tea and pedals away on her exercise bike. She sweeps the floor, dances to Bollywood music, and potters around the garden of her East Doncaster home. She shares it with her extended family, who she has lived ... |
Herald Sun |
Thousands of foreign IT workers flood Australian market as locals struggle to find work
Herald Sun The report also took aim at the “myth” that the 128,000-plus permanent skilled migrants arriving each year were “highly trained”. It said Australia's migration points test used soft selection criteria for overseas applicants, while foreign students who ... |
The Sydney Morning Herald |
Disability a 'burden' to Australian community, immigration rules
The Sydney Morning Herald Each morning Bhajan Kaur gets up, makes tea and pedals away on her exercise bike. She sweeps the floor, dances to Bollywood music, and potters around the garden of her East Doncaster home. She shares it with her extended family, who she has lived ... |
