IMMIGRATION

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Liberal Senator Price disgustingly targets Indian-Australians, asked to apologise after widespread backlash

Senator Price claimed Labor’s immigration policy was “ultimately about power” and shaped by the voting preferences of migrant communities.

‘This is not the Australia we know’: Senator Wong calls out Neo-Nazism and anti-immigration rallies

Senator Penny Wong said that the nation’s strength lies in its multiculturalism, with more than 300 ancestries represented and nearly half of Australians either born overseas or with a parent born overseas.

Australia keeps 2025–26 Permanent Migration Program at 185,000: Here’s what stays the same—and what’s changed

While the Government has not altered the top-line cap, the under-the-hood settings matter for employers, states and families.

Ballot results announced for 3,000 Pacific engagement visas in 2025

The ballot system, which costs $25 to enter, is conducted electronically to ensure fair and transparent access.

Australia signs $408m resettlement deal with Nauru for detainee cohort

Many in the NZYQ cohort have histories of violent offending, with some reoffending since being released.

Julian Hill champions diversity and rejects politics of fear at Victorian Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner

“They are not marches for Australia, they are marches against Australia. I will always stand up for multicultural Australia.”

Speaking Urdu in Queensland parliament, Pakistani-origin MP Bisma Asif denounces reclaim Australia rally

Many others who support migration also argued that such theatrics by elected members risk fuelling negative sentiment towards migrants.

The first Falepili Union visa ballot: a preliminary assessment

In total, 8,750 or more than half of Tuvalu’s citizens applied by the close of the ballot — leading to some obvious questions.

Trump vows crackdown on international students and media with tough new visa limits

Under the proposed change, foreign students and exchange visitors would be admitted for the duration of their academic or cultural programme, capped at four years.

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The Fair Work Commission has abolished junior rates of pay for most over 18s. It’s a positive step

It will boost employment prospects for this younger group, making them more competitive for available jobs.

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.
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