Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crash - Ladysmith ... - Ladysmith Chronicle

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Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crash - Ladysmith ... Ladysmith Chronicle The two 21-year-old men from Comox were in the country on work visas and believed to be working at a winery. Erin Haluschak; Tue Aug 29th, 2017 5:30pm ... Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crashCampbell River Mirror Australian crash kills two Comox menTimes Colonist BCLocalNews.com - Two Canadians who died in Australian crash ...BCLocalNews all 6 news articles »

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Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crash - Ladysmith Chronicle

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Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crash Ladysmith Chronicle The two Canadian men who died in a car crash in the Australian state of Victoria Sunday were from Comox. Scott Goebel and Jesse Munro, both 21 and graduates from Highland Secondary School, were in the country on work visas and believed to be ... Australian crash kills two Comox menTimes Colonist Two Canadians who died in Australian crash reported to be from ComoxBCLocalNews all 5 news articles »

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Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crash - Westerly News

Westerly News

Island pair identified as victims in Australian car crash Westerly News The two Canadian men who died in a car crash in the Australian state of Victoria Sunday were from Comox. Scott Goebel and Jesse Munro, both 21 and graduates from Highland Secondary School, were in the country on work visas and believed to be ... Australian crash kills two Comox menTimes Colonist Two Canadians who died in Australian crash reported to be from ComoxBCLocalNews all 5 news articles »

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Backpacker numbers: Fall-off in visa applications slows - The Weekly Times

The Weekly Times

Backpacker numbers: Fall-off in visa applications slows The Weekly Times “Until such time that appropriate measures are put in place to ensure farmers have reasonable access to labour, such as a dedicated visa to support farm labour needs, it is important that measures are in place to ensure backpackers continue to see ...

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Indian PhD students: Group of Eight seeks special visa class - The Australian

Indian PhD students: Group of Eight seeks special visa class The Australian “A special class of visa for researchers and PhD graduates would counter the perception that Australia was ambivalent about attracting the best research talent from around the world,” said Go8 chief executive Vicki Thomson. She is in India with the ...

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Australia, Singapore implement work and holiday programmes - Lexology (registration)

Australia, Singapore implement work and holiday programmes Lexology (registration) What is the change? Australia and Singapore have moved to implement a work and holiday visa arrangement the two countries agreed to in May of 2016. What does the change mean? Australian and Singaporean nationals ages 18 to 30 may now apply to ...

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Australia ready to support Japan following North Korean missile launch: Julie Bishop - The Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald

Australia ready to support Japan following North Korean missile launch: Julie Bishop The Sydney Morning Herald "China has confirmed it will not issue any new work visas for North Korean workers – that will have a significant economic impact on North Korea and that's what we are seeking to do, to put sufficient pressure on the regime that it recalculates the ... Malcolm Turnbull condemns North Korean missile test and urges 'harshest sanctions'The Guardian North Korea missile 'threatening, dangerous, provocative': BishopThe Australian all 2,473 news articles »

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Australian tourism ministers meet in China in bid to draw more visitors - ABC Online

ABC Online

Australian tourism ministers meet in China in bid to draw more visitors ABC Online As part of the visit, Tourism Australia signed a memorandum of understanding with China's government-owned electronic payment service UnionPay — an alternative to Mastercard and Visa. But in China's fast-moving mobile payment environment, use of ... and more »

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Automation hits as bots replace 457 visas at outsourcing firm HCL Technologies - The Australian Financial Review

The Australian Financial Review

Automation hits as bots replace 457 visas at outsourcing firm HCL Technologies The Australian Financial Review Automation of entry-level IT jobs has reduced the need for 457 visas at Indian IT outsourcing giant HCL Technologies. Now just 40 per cent of the company's 1350 Australian workforce are on the temporary visas, down from 70 per cent. HCL's president and ...

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Two Canadians Killed In Crash In Rural Australia - Huffington Post Canada

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Two Canadians Killed In Crash In Rural Australia Huffington Post Canada Marko Miladinovic / EyeEm via Getty Images Two Canadians and a German were killed in a car accident in Australia. Police say the men's identities have not been released, but Hansen says they were in the country on work visas and had been working at a ... 2 Canadians among the dead in Australia car crashCBC.ca Two Canadians, 21, killed in late-night car crash in rural AustraliaNational Post all 13 news articles »

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2 Canadians among the dead in Australia car crash - CBC.ca

CBC.ca

2 Canadians among the dead in Australia car crash CBC.ca The car the five men were riding in crashed into trees in a rural area. Police said all the men were in Australia on work visas and employed by a local winery. "It is also believed that prior to the collision, all five had been drinking at a nearby ... Two Canadians Killed In Crash In Rural AustraliaHuffington Post Canada Two Canadians, 21, killed in late-night car crash in rural AustraliaNational Post all 12 news articles »

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Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted - Herald Sun

Herald Sun

Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted Herald Sun Under changes to migration laws in December 2014, Mr Dutton now has greater powers to cancel the visas of foreign born people who fail to meet minimum character standards, or who have been convicted of an offence involving a jail term of more than 12 ...

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Two Canadians, 21, killed in late-night car crash in rural Australia - National Post

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Two Canadians, 21, killed in late-night car crash in rural Australia National Post Police say the men's identities have not been released, but Hansen says they were in the country on work visas and had been working at a local winery. Two other occupants of the car were taken to hospital. Hansen says police believe that all five men ... 2 Canadians among the dead in Australia car crashCBC.ca Three men killed in crash at DingwallHerald Sun all 16 news articles »

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Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted - Herald Sun

Herald Sun

Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted Herald Sun Former ACIC chief Chris Dawson points to the cancellation of visas of former Rebels national president Alex Vella as part of the effective tactics used against crime groups. Mr Dawson revealed Australian bikie gangs are increasingly establishing ... and more »

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Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted - Herald Sun

Herald Sun

Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted Herald Sun Former ACIC chief Chris Dawson points to the cancellation of visas of former Rebels national president Alex Vella as part of the effective tactics used against crime groups. Mr Dawson revealed Australian bikie gangs are increasingly establishing ...

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Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted - Herald Sun

Herald Sun

Deported: Crime blitz sees record number of foreign crooks booted Herald Sun Former ACIC chief Chris Dawson points to the cancellation of visas of former Rebels national president Alex Vella as part of the effective tactics used against crime groups. Mr Dawson revealed Australian bikie gangs are increasingly establishing ...

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Millions missing in Chinese visa fraud racket - Brisbane Times

Millions missing in Chinese visa fraud racket Brisbane Times ... which is being investigated by NSW Police and the federal Department of Immigration, exposes the murky world of unlicensed migration agents and visa services exploiting the tens of thousands of Chinese people who are desperate to come to Australia.

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Computers replace humans in assessing danger of inmates in immigration detention - Brisbane Times

Computers replace humans in assessing danger of inmates in immigration detention Brisbane Times A computer algorithm has replaced humans to assess the security risk of asylum seekers, criminals and visa overstayers in Australian immigration detention centres. The new Security Risk Assessment Tool, designed to assess "individuals who are ...

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Asylum seekers face welfare crackdown under Government changes - ABC Online

ABC Online

Asylum seekers face welfare crackdown under Government changes ABC Online There are almost 400 asylum seekers currently in Australia on temporary visas on either medical or compassionate grounds. Those initially affected by the changes will be moved onto what will be known as a "final departure Bridging E Visa". Turnbull government says asylum seekers must return to detention after medical treatmentSBS all 13 news articles »

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Asylum seekers face welfare crackdown under Government changes - ABC Online

ABC Online

Asylum seekers face welfare crackdown under Government changes ABC Online There are almost 400 asylum seekers currently in Australia on temporary visas on either medical or compassionate grounds. Those initially affected by the changes will be moved onto what will be known as a "final departure Bridging E Visa". Government to end financial support for up to 100 asylum seekersSBS all 14 news articles »

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Computers replace humans in assessing inmates - Cadtle Hills News

Computers replace humans in assessing inmates Cadtle Hills News In a submission for the centre's upgrade, the department argued it would be used to house "the growing number of the detention population have had their visas cancelled on character grounds, due to criminal convictions and links to organised crime or ... and more »

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Computers replace humans in assessing inmates - Queensland Country Life

Computers replace humans in assessing inmates Queensland Country Life Of the 1262 inmates, 450 were criminals who had their visas cancelled, 342 were asylum seekers who arrived by boat, and 470 were in other categories. Natasha Blucher, detention rights advocate at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, said the risk ...

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Computers replace humans in assessing inmates - Goondiwindi Argus

Computers replace humans in assessing inmates Goondiwindi Argus But the former president of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs, has accused the department of abandoning professional judgment. She said she was first made aware of the program when she visited the Yongah Hill detention centre in ...

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Millions missing in Chinese visa fraud racket - The Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald

Millions missing in Chinese visa fraud racket The Sydney Morning Herald Chinese-Australian businessman Teddy Junus, pictured on stage with his daughter, allegedly made millions of dollars through a migration fraud scheme. Photo: Facebook. But several members of Sydney's Chinese community claim the million-dollar violin in ... and more »

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Computers replace humans in assessing danger of inmates in immigration detention - The Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald

Computers replace humans in assessing danger of inmates in immigration detention The Sydney Morning Herald A computer algorithm has replaced humans to assess the security risk of asylum seekers, criminals and visa overstayers in Australian immigration detention centres. The new Security Risk Assessment Tool, designed to assess "individuals who are ... and more »

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Do you want to study in Australia? Here's your chance - DAWN.com

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Do you want to study in Australia? Here's your chance DAWN.com A few reasons why Australia is considered the third most preferred destination in the world by students globally includes global recognition, diversity of education, quality of life and other advantages granted on student visas. Australia is also one ... and more »

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Cuban refugees who clung to Keys lighthouse finally find freedom - Miami Herald

Cuban refugees who clung to Keys lighthouse finally find freedom Miami Herald Regarding the recently-arrived Cubans, the spokesperson said: “These refugees were assessed by the Australian government and met the criteria for refugee and humanitarian visas, including rigorous health, character and security checks.” Sanchez said ...

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UK visa regime should not be made tougher, Australia warns - Workpermit.com

UK visa regime should not be made tougher, Australia warns Workpermit.com Australia has issued Britain with a stark warning, 'do not make the UK visa system tougher after Brexit.' Officials in Canberra – Australia's capital city – said the issue of UK visas will have a bearing on any trade deal between Britain and Australia ...

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Two-year UK work visa for EU migrants post-Brexit - Workpermit.com

Workpermit.com

Two-year UK work visa for EU migrants post-Brexit Workpermit.com However, it's not the first time an Australian-points based system has been mooted, with previous proposals rejected. Equally, a points-based system is not a new idea, the UK's Tier 2 visa route has a points-based system in place that screens non-EU ... UK migration hits three-year low as it reveals student overstayers are minisculeStuff.co.nz all 115 news articles »

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2 Singaporeans chase Aussie dreams with new visa - The Straits Times

The Straits Times

2 Singaporeans chase Aussie dreams with new visa The Straits Times She said: "It was really surprising to hear I was granted the visa. It is such a blessing." Part of a bilateral agreement between Singapore and Australia, the visa will allow Singaporeans to spend up to 12 months in Australia, and allow Australians to ...

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