Australia’s Department of Home Affairs has released the final nomination allocations for the 2025–26 skilled migration ...

Taking a whole-of-government approach to address Australia's skill shortages and replacing the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZCO) list are among some of the key ...

Australia has released the final nomination numbers for its 2025-26 skilled migration programme, confirming a total of 20,350 ...

Australia has replaced its Temporary Skills Shortage Visa with the Skills in Demand (SID) Visa starting December 7, the Department of Home Affairs announced. The new visa program features three ...

Australia will keep its Permanent Migration Program for 2025–26 fixed at 185,000 places, the same as the previous year, after consultations with state and territory governments. The government said ...

Australia’s migration program has failed to deliver what it promises. It brings in relatively few genuinely skilled workers, while favoring family migration. Australia’s permanent migration system is ...

Australia's existing skills assessment process for skilled migration visas has come under further criticism by the local tech sector as part of an ongoing inquiry into the country's skilled migration ...

This week the Australian government released its review of the country’s migration system. Since taking office last May, the Labor Party has flagged the country’s migration system as not being fit for ...

The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) has renewed calls for a skills-focused migration program, citing fresh data that shows Australia's population growth and migration patterns have returned to ...

Australia’s permanent migration system is incoherent, inefficient and in parts unlawful. It delivers few new skilled workers while being clogged with family visas that, by law, should not be capped at ...

It’s a divisive issue in Australia, as it is elsewhere, and the Liberals are determined not to let Pauline Hanson lead the charge that numbers are too high.