NSW to establish statewide paediatric trauma institute
The NSW Government will invest $500,000 to establish a statewide institute focused on improving the treatment, research and prevention of serious injuries among children.
The...
India-Australia business ties discussed at Sydney roundtable
India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Nagesh Singh, has brought together senior Australian business leaders in Sydney to discuss opportunities for strengthening economic engagement between...
Student visa changes: What Indian families need to know
Labor is tightening family access for most international students and graduates, but parents are a different matter. They can still visit children studying or...
Rucha Lange brings Indian voice to UNBREAKABLE
When Rucha Lange arrived in Australia in August 2005, she had come to study accounting, not to build a musical career. Two months later, she...
Who arrives, who stays, who pays?
Tony Burke says Labor can bring migration down while protecting the workers Australia needs and refusing to demonise migrants. The Coalition says 292,000 is...
‘You cannot train tomorrow’s chef’: Hospitality sounds alarm
Australia’s restaurant and café sector has warned Labor’s migration overhaul risks worsening chronic staff shortages, arguing hospitality workers have been overlooked as the government...
Burke rejects ‘demonisation’ fears over migration reset
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has pushed back against suggestions Labor has failed to defend migrant communities from increasingly heated rhetoric over immigration, while...
Burke confirms India post-study visa concession will stay
Indian graduates appear set to retain their existing post-study work visa advantage under Australia’s migration overhaul, with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke making clear...
Australia tightens student visas, limits family entry
Australia will effectively close the family pathway for most future international students, in one of the most consequential changes to the student visa system...
FECCA warns family visa curbs could cost Australia global talent
Australia risks losing skilled migrants and international students to competing countries if new visa rules force them to leave their families behind, the national...