IMMIGRATION

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Husband charged over demanding money for Australian visa costs from wife

The woman allegedly had no indication when she departed Australia that the man wished to end their marriage.

Coercing migrants workers to breach visa conditions will be criminal offence for employers

Prohibition notices to stop employers from further hiring people on temporary visas where they have exploited migrants

Bakery operators penalised $60,480 for exploiting migrant worker from India

The FWO investigated after receiving requests for assistance from the two affected workers. One worker was a pastry cook and the other worker was engaged as a sales assistant.

IT company penalised $20k for underpaying visa holder worker

The FWO investigated after receiving a request for assistance from the affected worker.

‘I trained to be an engineer … now I am a pickle seller’. What does migration do to a wife?

It’s interesting how one single step backward in one’s career starts an avalanche of falling behind.

Legal action against hotel operator who allegedly underpaid Nepali and Pakistani origin staff

The workers included food and beverage attendants and cooks, as well as two guest services staff and one clerical worker.

Australia’s immigration system set for overhaul in wake of review’s damning findings

The review represents a wholesale critique and potential upheaval of the immigration system, rather than, in the words of Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil, “ad hoc” changes.

Indian-origin bus driver racially abused, NSW Premier praises 11-year-old boy who intervened

"Nobody's said that to me before when I've been racially abused in Australia."

Australia’s love for ‘White-sounding’ names keeping Indians out of key leadership roles

"All candidates were born in Australia, worked in Australia, and went to an Australian school or university."

Indian man with Australian citizen wife and daughter denied Partner Visa for failing to meet ‘Character Test’

The Tribunal concluded that if Mr Kambli is not granted a Partner Visa, his relationship with the child will remain as it is and they can meet in India and electronically.

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Prime Minister Albanese praises 500,000 home batteries as ‘great Australian story’

Speaking in Castle Hill, Sydney, on Friday, Mr Albanese said 507,651 home batteries had been installed under the Federal Government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program since July last year.

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Former Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan quits politics after 27 years, vows to leave parliament ‘a proud Labor woman’

Ms Allan, who became Victoria's 49th premier in September 2023 after Daniel Andrews' resignation, said she was proud of what had been achieved in Bendigo during her time as its representative.
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