Australian Immigration Daily News

The SA Visitor Economy Sector Plan (the Plan) seeks to continue a strong momentum and unprecedented growth for the next decade and sets a bold ambition of growing the Visitor Economy yet further to $12.8b by 2030, generating an additional 16,000 jobs in South Australia.

This will result in significant, long term impacts upon the South Australian economy, driving wealth creation, investment and a well deserved sense of pride in the State.

This Plan has been developed with the generous input of 700 people from across South Australia, with workshops held in 16 locations throughout the State and 19 meetings with various industry and government associations.

Lewis & Bollard have released newsletter 730 which makes interesting reading:

Migration_Newsletter_730.02.pdf

The following message is displayed on the Western Australia government's website:

Invitations for State nomination are usually issued on the third Thursday of each month. This will be brought forward by one week in August due to the transition from visa 489 to 491. Further information regarding the transitional arrangements will be published shortly. Invitations are anticipated to be issued by 9 August 2019.

Source: https://migration.wa.gov.au/services/skilled-migration-western-australia/latest-news

The following announcement is displayed on the LiveinMelbourne website:

Source: https://liveinmelbourne.vic.gov.au/news-events/news/2019/closure-of-subclass-489-visa-nominations

The following message is displayed on the RDA Central West website:

Due to the new Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa, Round One will be a short referral process in line with Department of Home Affairs new visa commencement date.

RDACW processing dates for Round One will be adhered to: