United Petroleum outlets caught shortchanging workers
A Federal Court ruling has left a Tasmanian service station operator facing a hefty bill after underpaying migrant workers and issuing fake pay slips....
New rules, new rights: Student visas & gig work changes in Australia
Recent legislative changes in Australia have introduced new regulations affecting international students and gig economy workers, particularly those in food delivery services. To provide...
Visa limbo: The long wait for family reunion and the hurdles of Subclass 600
Australia’s parent visa system is proving to be a double-edged sword for many families. On one hand, it promises the long-term reunification of loved...
AFCA records 100,000 complaints in 2023 amid financial struggles
The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has reported a historic surge, reaching 102,790 complaints in 2023, marking a 23% increase from the previous year,...
Rev up your wheels: Unleash the power to buy or sell your next ride!
If you are purchasing a vehicle through a registered vehicle dealer, they will usually handle all of the aspects of the car vehicle ownership...
Transforming post-separation: the role of family dispute resolution
By Muktesh Chibber
Separation of marital relationship is painful, and indeed psychologically distressing and traumatic if, the relationship has been violent. However, decision regarding children...
Managing debt wisely: Navigating through economic uncertainty
Whilst not being an economics professional, there appears to be a possibility of an upcoming recession. I believe it would be prudent to have...
Who can legally make decisions on your behalf if you are involved in an...
Of course, we all think that “it will never happen to me” and, chances are, it will not. BUT, if it does, you want...
How AFNAI is trying to redefine Australia’s immigration landscape
When it comes to immigration and the nuances of tribal adoption in Australia, few people are better placed to shed light on the subject...
The Invisible Chains: Navigating the legal landscape of domestic work in Australia
In an alarming incident from Melbourne's south-western suburbs, a couple were recently charged with modern-day slavery offences. They allegedly kept a woman as a...