Migrants
New multilingual phone service helps ‘Witness to War’
A new multilingual phone helpline in New South Wales called Witness To War was launched to support people impacted by......
Migrants and refugees trust Australian institutions: research
This week, New South Wales Health Minister Brad Hazzard is in the spotlight by saying multi ethnic communities do not......
Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place in Greece
A humanitarian crisis is unfolding at the fringes of Europe’s borders as The Greek Islands grapple with an influx of......
Labor to change migrant worker laws
The federal opposition today flagged changes to temporary migrant worker conditions, to address both migrant exploitation and domestic underemployment. By......
Migrant worker exploitation leads to proposed law reform
The federal government has accepted all 22 recommendation put forward by the Migrant Workers Task force which found that almost......
Migrants to face tougher pension requirements
Migrants to Australia will soon find it harder to qualify for a pension, due to the federal government’s proposal to......
Job discrimination for the South Sudanese in the ACT
More than 240,000 South Sudanese people are living in Australia, and they are the fastest-growing migrant community. It is also......
Kiwis among the unhappiest migrants in Australia
New Zealand expats in Australia are among the most likely to feel discriminated against in Australia. According to the Scanlon......