The Sydney Morning HeraldWesfarmers, Coles bosses throw support behind immigrationThe Sydney Morning HeraldAs the debate over the immigration rate rages, the managing directors of two of Australia's biggest companies have voiced their support for migrants. Speaking after the Wesfarmers AGM in Perth on Thursday, Wesfarmers managing director Rob Scott and ...and more »

The West AustralianMark Latham wants immigration intake cutThe West AustralianContact Us · Frequently Asked Questions · Editorial Policy · Editorial Complaints · Place an ad in the Classifieds · Advertise In The West · Corporate. © The West Australian and Seven West Media (WA). All rights reserved. Privacy Policy · Terms and ...

NEWS.com.auAustralia's migrant intake could be slashedNEWS.com.auA review of the immigration cap, which currently allows 190,000 migrants a year into Australia, could see it slashed by 30,000 people, 9News is reporting. The Government may also increase the proportion of skilled migrants accepted as part of the program.Peter Dutton looking to slash immigration intake by up to 300009news.com.auall 17 news articles »

The AustralianRefugees pick Nauru over USThe AustralianRefugee life on Nauru can include holidays in Fiji, business ownership, free housing and healthcare and jobs in government departments and at the local hospital, The Australian was told during a four-day visit to the Pacific island nation to interview ...and more »

Daily TelegraphPeter Dutton looking at migration cap cut and focus on skills in immigration intakeDaily TelegraphHowever, changing the immigration “settings”, or make-up of who Australia allows into the country, to focus more on skilled migrants, is understood to be one way to address this. It follows a similar push by NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, who has ...and more »

The Australian Financial ReviewStockland, Max Beck reject Liberal immigration curb push ahead of Victoria pollThe Australian Financial ReviewStockland chief executive Mark Steinert told The Australian Financial Review immigration was "central to Australia's economic and social success as a nation" and said the main reason for congestion in cities such as Melbourne was poor infrastructure ...

Immigration: Scott Morrison government consider slashing migration  Daily TelegraphThe Morrison Government is discussing slashing Australias immigration ceiling of 190000 for the first time in eight years and focusing on an intake of the best ...

The GuardianMeralyn Klein quits as Liberal candidate for Yan Yean in Victorian election after anti-Muslim videoABC NewsMeralyn Klein quit as the Liberal candidate for Yan Yean after appearing in an online video, which calls for an end to Muslim immigration. In the video, posted by the Australian Liberty Alliance, Ms Klein tells right-wing activist Avi Yemini about her ...Victorian Liberal party candidate asked to resign over 'anti-Muslim' videoThe GuardianLiberal candidate 'misled' by creator of anti-Muslim video9news.com.auVictorian Liberal candidate quits after Muslim ban video surfacesThe AustralianThe Age -SBSall 87 news articles »

The Sydney Morning HeraldThe Irish are muscling in on our special US visa, so we've 'gone nuts'The Sydney Morning HeraldSources close to the negotiations said other US members of Congress were already discussing the prospect of Indian and Korean citizens being given access to the scheme. Australia has said that any immigration deal between the US and Ireland should not ...and more »

The West AustralianPilbara migration agreement could be implemented in monthsThe West Australian“We always want Australians to take Australian jobs — that's our priority — but in a place like the Pilbara, where people come up here and they're looking for well-paid jobs, and they often will be able to get that opportunity working for a mining ...

SBS (blog)Pathway to Australian citizenship should be reviewed: Peter DuttonSBS (blog)The Government's proposed citizenship Bill that included a stand-alone English language test, enhanced general residence requirement, Australian values test and enhanced powers to the Immigration minister in matters of citizenship was removed from the ...

Immigration fuels endless growthThe AustralianCanberra clearly wants to maintain high immigration levels and is aware of the infrastructure required. It has the highest paid, most educated population in Australia and the lowest unemployment rate (“PM push for states to set migrant rate”, 12/11 ...

The GuardianSenate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rightsThe GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of appeal. On Tuesday evening the Senate ... 2012 and January 2014. Those asylum seekers have ...and more »

Senate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rights  The GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of ...

Senate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rights  The GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of ...

Senate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rights  The GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of ...

Senate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rights  The GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of ...

No takers for thousands of Australian permanent residency visas  SBSWhile thousands struggle to meet the requirements for Australian permanent residency, some in-demand trade occupations are seeing very low, or even no ...

Senate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rights  The GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of ...

Senate knocks back Peter Dutton's move to limit asylum seeker rights  The GuardianThe Senate has rejected a bid by Peter Dutton to subject 108 asylum seekers in Australia to a fast-track refugee application process that limits their rights of ...