Australian Immigration Daily News

Property Ownership in Melbourne From Afar

The Melbourne property market has seen an unprecedented amount of growth over past years and many expect the surge will continue. Now is the best time to secure a property in one of the most lucrative regions of Australia even if you do not live locally. The process of buying in another state or country may seem gruelling, but with the support of a qualified and well-trained buyers advocate you can be supported to purchase a property in the distinctive Melbourne zone.

Locating Advantageous Properties

The New Zealand Minister for Immigration has announced that New Zealand will accept TOEFL iBT^® test scores to meet the English language requirements for skilled migration visas from 21 November 2016. 

This follows a review of English language requirements for a range of permanent skilled migration visas with stricter requirements around language proficiency being introduced. 

This INZ initiative provides greater choice of English proficiency measures for applicants both onshore and offshore. 

The following email has just been received from the DIBP:

Good morning

As a strategic partner of Migration Alliance- Executive CVs is offering MA members an exclusive referral commission for converted bookings for any of our recruitment support services.

We will pay members 10% of the booking fee for any of the following services:

• Executive CV
• LinkedIn Profile
• Interview Coaching

Your clients have invested a lot of time and money migrating to Australia and an important part of their transition is securing a well paid job. 

As a sole trader or small business owner, there’s no doubt you’re aware of the importance of protecting your business and your customers with Public Liability insurance. It offers protection should a customer, supplier, or member of the public, sue your business for personal injury, death, or damage to their property. And whilst you probably take every care not to injure someone or damage their property, it doesn’t mean you won’t be found negligent should an unwanted accident occur, or someone attempts to make a claim against you. As cliché as it sounds, accidents do happen. If you don’t have Public Liability insurance you face the risk of being out of pocket for hefty legal and compensation costs that can potentially cripple your business.

However, not all Public Liability policies on offer are the same, and there are plenty of factors to consider besides the cost when choosing a policy for your business. Here are five key considerations to make finding and comparing a Public Liability policy a little easier:

1.       Ensure the policy covers all of your business activities