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UN experts says migrants in vulnerable situation at heightened risk: Ukraine
Labour creates another road block for businesses
Immigration rules must focus on workers’ rights, not just cater to businesses’ needs
Immigration support for hospitality and tourism sectors
Coming back home to Central Goldfields
Creating ‘political economy of hope’ at Pakistan-India border
Maria Kovacic elected as NSW Liberal Party President
Attracting More Skilled Migrants to NT
More Ukrainian interpreters ready to help bridge language barriers
UN experts on arbitrary detention launch official visit: Mongolia
Pilot project chance to diversify community and help businesses grow
Govt’s migrant worker plan ambulance at bottom of cliff
More than 100,000 new Kiwis as halfway point reached
Türkiye needs to strengthen effective torture prevention measures, UN experts find
More Vouchers For Kids To Get Active This Summer
UN experts call for justice and redress for victims of mercenary actors
New investor migrant visa opens
First NSW Blue Plaque installed
Welcoming our newest Australians on Australian Citizenship Day
UN Committee on Migrant Workers to review Venezuela, Bolivia and Syria
Catholic World Day of Migrants and Refugees
Welcoming Week – Where We Belong
Night in Nepal to celebrate community and cultural diversity
Post-Study Work Visa requirements confirmed
Migrant-led small businesses urged to take action to safeguard internet identity
Nationals force Labor to honour Ag Visa with Vietnam
Australia’s migration future
End of Jobs Summit heralds start of decade-long program of work
CPSU welcomes new APS jobs to fix visa backlog
Permanent migration increase win for Australia
Boost to migrant intake sound economic decision
CDU EXPERT: We need to make Australia more appealing for skilled migrants, expert says
Action on migration and training system must at Jobs + Skills Summit
International Day of Disappeared: Whereabouts of at least 25,000 children in Africa remain unknown
Chief Minister to Advocate for More Territory Workers at National Jobs and Skills Summit
CSL grant delivers big support for Hume not-for-profit
2022 Multicultural Queensland Award recipients announced
Cabinet Ministers knew visa changes could increase family violence
City of Logan opens door to Welcoming Cities
Catholic health and aged care sector welcomes easier pathways for skilled migrants to help plug workforce gaps
CPSU delegates in Home Affairs meet with Minister Andrew Giles
18 August 2022, Mayor Cr Chris Meddows-Taylor- Carisbrook Mercury
Green Party legislation to protect migrant victims of family violence
85,000 new Kiwis provide certainty for New Zealand businesses
NZ migrant arrivals hit lowest mark since 1990s
Community awards celebration of Hobart’s finest
9 August 2022, Mayor Cr Chris Meddows-Taylor- Advertiser
New visa delivers just one migrant worker