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 …
Australia Migration News
View the latest Australian migration news, visa updates, and policy changes to help you stay informed on your move to Australia.
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 …
Why the Media Misses the Mark on 2024-25 Migration
Dr Abul Rizvi reveals that Australia's reported migration figures for 2024-25 may be overstated. With evidence suggesting net migration will fall well…
Live Updates: Unions Push for New Taxes at Reform Roundtable
A fiery clash unfolded at Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable as businesses rejected a union-led skills levy proposal. Prime Minister Albanese seeks i…
Visa cancellations signal strain in Australia-Israel ties
Diplomatic ties between Australia and Israel are on the brink after a series of visa cancellations sparked by Canberra’s push to recognise Palestine…
Australia’s calling for skilled workers, not Uber drivers!
Australia’s skills crisis deepens as qualified migrants struggle in underpaid roles. With ample applicants for low-skilled jobs, the influx of inter…
Visa Axed for Far-Right Israeli Politician’s Aussie Tour
The Australian government has axed Israeli politician Simcha Rothman's visa, citing concerns over his inflammatory rhetoric. As controversy brews over…
New Aussie education rules may push misbehaviour underground
Proposed changes to Australia’s international education rules may drive small private colleges to the brink, risking a surge in "bad actors." With p…