Under the Southern Cross: Aussie Bishops Urge Welcome for Migrants
Australia’s bishops have celebrated 75 years of advocating for migrants with a powerful letter, urging a compassionate embrace of newcomers amidst r…
Month: August 2025
Labor Tackles Surge in Fake Asylum Seekers
As bogus asylum seeker numbers surge under the Albanese government, rising from 68,000 to nearly 100,000, the looming crisis is set to challenge Labor…
Australia Interstate Migration Plummets: Top 10 Aussie Regions Revealed
Internal migration in Australia has plummeted to its lowest since 2006, as cost of living pressures keep people in place. Discover which regions are s…
Australia’s Skills Imports Need a Rethink
Australia faces paradoxical labour challenges: a surplus of job applicants, yet a shortage of skilled workers, especially in trades. As immigration tr…
Expanded English Tests Now Accepted for Visa Applicants
Australia has expanded its accepted English language tests for visa applications from five to nine, effective August 7, 2025. This change offers more …
Australia’s Productivity Problem: What’s Going Wrong?
This week’s productivity summit in Canberra faces a tough challenge, as critics argue it overlooks the real culprits behind Australia’s sluggish g…
Australia Stays Strong Against Israeli Leader’s Outbursts at Albanese
Tensions are escalating as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defends Australia's stance on Palestinian statehood against a fierce backlash from Israeli …
Rising Visa Costs Impact Foreign Student Numbers in Oz
Australia's international education sector is under scrutiny as rising visa fees drive students to rival countries in Europe and Asia. With English-la…
Australia’s Skills Shortages Disappear
Australia's job market reveals 29.3 applicants per vacancy, suggesting claims of labour shortages are overstated. With a surge in low-skilled migrants…
International Student Cap Boost: Little Change Expected
Australia is set to ease its cap on international student admissions for 2026, raising the target to 295,000. However, ongoing migration policies may …