Australian Immigration Daily News

Event hosts Expat Advisors Community, Migration Alliance and Australia Asia Executive Center invite you to celebrate the race the stops the nation at Doltone House Hyde Park Sydney.

Enjoy champagne and canapes on arrival, a delicious 2-course lunch and unlimited beverage package. There will be fashions on the field with best-dressed male and female, cup sweep and big screens in the glamorous Manhattan Room.

With plenty of time for networking with others in the Australia-Asia business community, get together colleagues, clients and connections and enjoy a relaxing afternoon. 

Date:           Tuesday 1st November 2016

Time:           12.30 pm to 4.30 pm

Venue:         Doltone House, Hyde Park, Level 3, 181 Elizabeth Street, Sydney

Cost:            $185 or $1,750 for a table of 10 with company or association logo
                     Payment options via credit card, invoice or direct bank. 

For more information go to the Melbourne Cup Business Party event overview here»

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Migration Alliance held it's AGM today at 2:18pm AEST at Level 1, 73 York Street, Sydney, NSW 2000.

During the AGM today, the board nominated and elected the following positions.

Convenor: Michael Arch (American-Australian)

The AAT have asked Migration Alliance to distribute the following information:

From Monday 24 October 2016, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal’s Adelaide offices will provide services from a single location at level 2, 1 King William Street, Adelaide.

The AAT’s Adelaide offices at 45 Grenfell Street and 91 Grenfell Street will close at 5.00pm on Friday, 21 October 2016.

The following email has just been received from the DIBP:

Dear Migration Agents 

For your information, please find attached changes to processing arrangements for sub-classes 785 (TPVs) and 790 (SHEVs).  

Migration Alliance has been asked to distribute this message to our readers:

Academics from UNSW, UTS and the University of Sydney are conducting an anonymous online survey on the work experiences of temporary migrants in Australia.  They will use the data to identify ways to better protect the legal rights of international students, working holiday-makers and other temporary migrants at work. 

If you’ve worked in Australia on a temporary visa please take 5 minutes to do the survey now and make your voice heard on this important issue.