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Rupert Murdoch speaks highly of Australian immigration
Created on Wednesday 06 November 2013 Written by Editorial staff
Australia is on its way to becoming "the world's most diverse nation", according to media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
In a speech delivered at the Lowy Institute (Sydney), Mr Murdoch explained that Australia's immigration rate is about twice that of the United States.
He said this gives our nation a "huge competitive advantage".
Why? Because it strengthens our ties with the rest of the world - ties that can be used to form and maintain trade relationships, ...
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Created on Wednesday 06 November 2013 Written by Editorial staff
Tourism Research Australia (TRA) has just published its State of the Industry report, which contains some encouraging statistics for migration agents. The report states that visitors from overseas injected ...
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Created on Tuesday 05 November 2013 Written by Editorial staff
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop met with Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid on Thursday (October 31) to discuss the Strategic Partnership that exists between our two countries. Ms Bishop explained ...
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Created on Monday 04 November 2013 Written by Editorial staff
The Department of Immigration and Border Patrol (DIBP) has published its 2012-13 annual report, which may be of some interest to migration agents in Australia. It's been "a busy year of activity" ...
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Created on Friday 01 November 2013 Written by Editorial staff
A new 'Business Visa Application Kick-Start' service has been developed by Smart Business Plans Australia, which is absolutely free for MA's registered migration agents. Nadine Connell, Director ...
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