Compo fight revealed over '92 Iran embassy raid
The Australian Financial Review The answer was, subject to an assessment by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, expel those already here who were deemed a security risk and refuse entry visas to those on their way. Much of the cabinet submission from Evans and then ... |
Aust paid compo for '92 Iran embassy raid
9news.com.au The answer was, subject to an assessment by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, expel those already here who were deemed a security risk and refuse entry visas to those on their way. Much of the cabinet submission from Evans and then ... |
Amanda Palmer: 'Donald Trump is going to make punk rock great ...
The Guardian (blog) Amanda Palmer said Australia looks like a 'pretty tasty' place for an artist to base themselves in a Trumpian world. Photograph: Sarah Lee for the Guardian. |
FasterLouder |
Amanda Palmer: 'Donald Trump is going to make punk rock great again'
The Guardian (blog) Speaking at a press conference during Woodford Folk festival in rural Queensland – where she announced she and husband, the author Neil Gaiman, had just been granted five-year working visas for Australia – the Dresden Doll, solo artist and cult cabaret ... Amanda Palmer's Comments About Trump Making 'Punk Rock Great Again' Hit A Nerve |
The Australian |
Terrorists exploit visa system flaws
The Australian The Weekend Australian can reveal that one of the men alleged to be behind the Christmas Day terror plot in Melbourne, Ahmed Mohamed, arrived in Australia on a tourist visa in 2001. He gained citizenship five years later. The Egyptian-born 24-year-old ... |
The Diplomat |
Kiribati First to Pilot Australia's Microstate Visa Program
The Diplomat December saw the first arrivals in Australia of participants from Kiribati in a new “Microstate Visa.” The program is aimed to the citizens of Nauru, Tuvalu and Kiribati, and carries a different set of regulations to the Seasonal Workers Program ... |
Digital Music News |
Amanda Palmer: 'Donald Trump is going to make punk rock great ...
The Guardian (blog) Cult cabaret artist reveals her hopes for a cultural revolution – and that she and husband Neil Gaiman have been granted five-year working visas for Australia. Amanda Palmer's Comments About Trump Making 'Punk Rock Great Again' Hit A Nerve |
Amanda Palmer: 'Donald Trump is going to make punk rock great again'
The Guardian (blog) Speaking at a press conference during Woodford Folk festival in rural Queensland – where she announced she and husband, the author Neil Gaiman, had just been granted five-year working visas for Australia – the Dresden Doll, solo artist and cult cabaret ... |
SBS |
Frustration over limited definition of 'family' for humanitarian visas
SBS Most members of Ms Hill's family managed to escape to neighbouring Turkey, where they have been waiting for news of their Australian humanitarian visa application. She said a welcoming home and supportive community is ready to accept the applicants in ... |
VietNamNet Bridge |
UK and Australia visa application centre opens in Da Nang
VietNamNet Bridge “The British Government is committed to improving the visa service for our Vietnamese customers and as well as the new Application Centre, this year we have introduced a new online application form, which is quicker and simpler to fill out. For the ... |
NEWS.com.au |
All the changes coming on January 1
NEWS.com.au Families with school-going children arriving in South Australia on 457 visas from 1 January 2017 will be required to pay a public education contribution fee, under changes introduced by the state government. This requirement will then extend to all 457 ... |
Daily Mail |
Picnic at Hanging Rock mini-series WILL have a female Australian female director after protests
Daily Mail He claimed the importation of foreign workers who didn't meet the requirements for their visas was an ongoing issue for Australian filmmakers, who lost out on work as a result. 'It is clear to the ADG that the government has no interest in supporting ... |
Herald Sun |
Australian Border Force made more than 37000 drug detections last year
Herald Sun There were 14,708 removals of onshore non-citizens and transferees from regional processing centres. A total 15,145 unlawful non-citizens were located and 1970 illegal workers. Australia granted 7.7 million temporary visas, including 4.8 million for ... |
The Australian |
MEAA's visa consultation fees hurt Australian film industry
The Australian The visa process has been a real barrier to that happening. The statistics support that concern. The government screen funding body, Screen Australia, reveals that private investment in subsidised screen production has halved in the past 10 years. A ... |
ABC Online |
Federal Government's 360-degree turn on backpacker visa fees
ABC Online Ms Osmund said the declining number of backpackers visiting and working in Australia is already significant, and the decision to reinstate higher visa application fees will not help. Treasurer Scott Morrison announced the visa fee reduction in ... |
SBS |
New rules to affect 457 visa holders from January 2017
SBS If you are a 457 visa holder, have school-going children and reside in South Australia, this news is for you. South Australia state government has proposed a public education contribution fee for 457 visa holders. This affects families on 457 visas ... |
Daily Mail |
Australians are moving to America with an E-3 working visa
Daily Mail The visa is open to any Australian, from office workers to tradies, provided they can show a degree or relevant work experience. According to a U.S. Consulate Spokesperson in Canberra, a maximum of 10,500 E-3 visas issued annually, and is one of the ... |
Daily Mail |
Australians are moving to America with an E-3 working visa
Daily Mail The visa is open to any Australian, from office workers to tradies, provided they can show a degree or relevant work experience. According to a U.S. Consulate Spokesperson in Canberra, a maximum of 10,500 E-3 visas issued annually, and is one of the ... |
Daily Mail |
Dreaming of moving to America? How thousands of Australians are moving to the U.S. using a little-known visa - and ...
Daily Mail The visa is open to any Australian, from office workers to tradies, provided they can show a degree or relevant work experience. According to a U.S. Consulate Spokesperson in Canberra, a maximum of 10,500 E-3 visas issued annually, and is one of the ... |
Workpermit.com |
Australian work visa restrictions to affect UK doctors
Workpermit.com UK doctors may face tighter Australian work visa restrictions if they plan to move down under because Australia is trying to reduce levels of immigration of foreign doctors. The Australian government looks set to remove a number of medical professions ... |
Australia introduces 'fast track service' for Indian visa applicants
SBS The Australian High Commission in India has announced that Indian visa applicants can now avail Priority Consideration Service (Fast Track) in India for additional fees. From 5 December 2016, Indian applicants applying for a Subclass 600 Visitor visa ... |
Courier Mail |
Premier's 'do what I say, not as I do'
Courier Mail In a case of “do as we say and not as we do”, it can be revealed the State Government is the largest government sponsor of 457 visas in Australia — third behind two major international companies. The fourth and fifth largest sponsors are also private ... Adani commits to local workforce for Carmichael project |
dailytelegraph.com.au |
State accused of double standards
dailytelegraph.com.au In a case of “do as we say and not as we do”, it can be revealed the State Government is the largest government sponsor of 457 visas in Australia — third behind two major international companies. The fourth and fifth largest sponsors are also private ... Adani commits to local workforce for Carmichael project |
Courier Mail |
State accused of double standards
Courier Mail In a case of “do as we say and not as we do”, it can be revealed the State Government is the largest government sponsor of 457 visas in Australia – third behind two major international companies. The fourth and fifth largest sponsors are also private ... |
Herald Sun |
Foreign workers still taking our jobs
Herald Sun PIG farmers, amusement centre managers, bed and breakfast operators and flower growers are some of the foreign workers still actively being imported into Australia on skilled worker visas. While the 457 visas are intended for job shortages where locals ... |
Courier Mail |
457 visas: Foreign workers till taking Australian jobs | The Courier-Mail
Courier Mail PIG farmers, amusement centre managers, bed and breakfast operators and flower growers are some of the foreign workers still actively being imported into ... |
dailytelegraph.com.au |
Foreign workers still taking our jobs
dailytelegraph.com.au PIG farmers, amusement centre managers, bed and breakfast operators and flower growers are some of the foreign workers still actively being imported into Australia on skilled worker visas. While the 457 visas are intended for job shortages where locals ... |
The Advertiser |
Foreign workers still taking our jobs
The Advertiser PIG farmers, amusement centre managers, bed and breakfast operators and flower growers are some of the foreign workers still actively being imported into Australia on skilled worker visas. While the 457 visas are intended for job shortages where locals ... |
