ZDNet |
Tech jobs reinstated for skilled Australian visas
ZDNet "The government recognises the importance of enabling Australian businesses to tap into global talent to remain internationally competitive and support a strong national science and innovation agenda," Minister for Immigration and Border Protection ... More focus on tech skills needed on visa occupations update: StartupAUS |
The Conversation AU |
Australia doesn't have a population policy – why?
The Conversation AU Australia lacks an overarching population policy or strategy. Over the years, multiple inquiries have recommended such a policy. Population policies the world over typically focus on births and migration. As part of post-war reconstruction, Australia ... |
Census 2016 results: Melbourne losing its Italian flavour as migrants ...
The Age It's considered the centre of Italian culture in Melbourne but, surprisingly, Carlton is home to just 254 Italian-born residents. |
Census 2016 results: Melbourne losing its Italian flavour as migrants age
The Age Professor Joy Damousi, who specialises in migration history at Melbourne University, said the census data was a timely reminder to acknowledge the enormous contribution the first generation of Italian migrants made to Australia and Melbourne. "There is ... |
Census 2016 results: Melbourne losing its Italian flavour as migrants age
The Sydney Morning Herald Professor Joy Damousi, who specialises in migration history at Melbourne University, said the census data was a timely reminder to acknowledge the enormous contribution the first generation of Italian migrants made to Australia and Melbourne. "There is ... |
WAtoday |
McGowan 'putting a wrecking ball' through WA's international student market
WAtoday Steven O'Neil is the Managing Director of Iscah Migration, a Perth-based company specialising in Australian visas, and formerly worked as a case officer for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP). WA's new premier Mark McGowan is ... |
Bendigo Advertiser |
Immigration may pay price for booming housing
Bendigo Advertiser Australia's annual permanent migration intake has been held steady at 190,000 for five years. That's the highest ever in absolute numbers - lending itself to claims of record migration - but it's been a declining percentage of our growing total ... |
