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Young Indian international student dies suddenly in Canada, family appeals to bring him home to Punjab

Bhupinderjit Singh Sidhu, 24, had moved to Canada three years ago on a study visa and had recently completed his studies.

US judge orders deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil to Algeria or Syria after green card fraud ruling

The judge found Khalil had “willfully misrepresented material facts” in his application to adjust immigration status and denied his request for a waiver.

Australians back multiculturalism but worry about migrant intake, surveys suggest

Many Australians — including well-established migrants — privately felt immigration levels were too high.

International students and temporary residents driving Australia’s skilled workforce growth, says report

The report found that while only 12 per cent of permanent visa places currently go to offshore skilled entrants, temporary visa holders are contributing significantly to the country’s skill base.

Referendum voter cards, protest photos not enough: Canadian courts dismiss 30 Khalistan-linked ‘disingenuous’ asylum applications

Additionally, authorities in Australia have warned that applicants themselves risk heavy fines and jail time if they knowingly provide false information.

Sri Lanka’s free education fuels migration wave, with Australia leading demand

The loss of graduates has fuelled a debate on whether higher education should continue to remain free and without a bonding system to keep graduates at home, at least for a few years after graduation.

Bhagavad Gita inspires Canberra’s multicultural cricket champion Sanjay Sharma

Sanjay Sharma, founder of the Indian Australian Multicultural Sports Association (IAMSA) and the Yerrabi District Cricket Club (YDCC), has spent more than a decade building community through sport.

For migrants, dementia can mean losing a language – and a whole world

Language loss affects not only how they communicate with doctors and carers, but also how they connect with family, friends and the world around them.

Migrants aren’t just living in ‘Hotel Australia’: Former PM Tony Abbott

Tony Abbott highlighted the need for a genuinely skills-based migration program that is significantly smaller than the current one.

Fiji police nab Bangladeshi worker who overstayed visa and went into hiding

Rakib is believed to have been hiding on a farm for about three months.

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Tarsem Singh charged over high-speed crash that killed pregnant teen and unborn child in US

Tarsem Singh appeared in court in Darke County this week, where he was formally charged over the February incident that claimed the life of 17-year-old Ashlee Holmes.

RBA moves to scrap card surcharges and cut payment costs for businesses

The biggest change for consumers will be the removal of surcharges on debit, prepaid and credit cards across the designated eftpos, Mastercard and Visa networks from 1 October 2026.

ATO and Fair Work crackdown on ‘fake contractors’ amid rising concerns across key industries

Under the Fair Work Act 2009, courts can impose substantial penalties for sham contracting, including fines of up to $19,800 for individuals and as much as $495,000 for larger businesses, or three times the amount underpaid.
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