As the rock stars of the restaurant world arrive Australia is struggling for chefs - The Sydney Morning Herald

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As the rock stars of the restaurant world arrive Australia is struggling for chefs The Sydney Morning Herald Chefs from overseas on 457 visas are filling the gap for restaurants with the hospitality industry the biggest user of the visas. "A lot of our kitchens in Australia are filled with foreign chefs," Gilmore says. "There are lots of English ... and more »

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Union fears shipping giant CSL will bring in dozens of cheaper foreign workers under 457 visas - The Sydney Morning Herald

Union fears shipping giant CSL will bring in dozens of cheaper foreign workers under 457 visas The Sydney Morning Herald One of the largest shipping companies operating in Australia has been accused of failing to comply with legal obligations to prioritise local workers amid suspicions it wants to fill up to three dozen positions with foreign workers under the 457 visa ... and more »

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Fight to extend 17-year Aussie holiday - dailytelegraph.com.au

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Fight to extend 17-year Aussie holiday dailytelegraph.com.au The Prasads — who have since had three children, two with Australian citizenship — have racked up a sizeable debt to taxpayers to fund the lawsuits. Mrs Prasad was also found to be working contrary to rules of her bridging visa. Mr Prasad once even ... and more »

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Fijian asylum seeker couple will fight to stay, Immigration ... - dailytelegraph.com.au

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Fijian asylum seeker couple will fight to stay, Immigration ... dailytelegraph.com.au A COUPLE of tourists turned asylum seekers, who have exhausted almost every legal avenue, say they will continue their fight to stay in Australia. and more »

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'Yes, there is danger for us in Fiji' - dailytelegraph.com.au

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'Yes, there is danger for us in Fiji' dailytelegraph.com.au Jitend and Joytika Prasad say it is too dangerous to return home to the island paradise of Fiji, despite Australian courts and tribunals repeatedly rejecting all claims for refugee status. They have now sought help to extend their Australian holiday ... and more »

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'Yes, there is danger for us in Fiji' - dailytelegraph.com.au

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'Yes, there is danger for us in Fiji' dailytelegraph.com.au The Prasads — who have since had three children, two with Australian citizenship — have racked up a sizeable debt to taxpayers to fund the lawsuits. Mrs Prasad was also found to be working contrary to rules of her bridging visa. Mr Prasad once even ... and more »

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Go bush or go home? Young backpackers fear regional attacks - The Australian

The Australian

Go bush or go home? Young backpackers fear regional attacks The Australian This was despite the number of total WHM visa grants during the period remaining relatively steady at 115,000. Ms Ayliffe has contacted the Australian High Commission in London and launched a petition directed at Malcolm Turnbull. Having been in ...

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