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Federal election 2022: Charles Perrottet leads push to unseat Alex Hawke - Vimarsana News

Federal election 2022: Charles Perrottet leads push to unseat Alex Hawke

The NSW Premier’s brother is driving a challenge to remove Immigration Minister Alex Hawke from the fifth-safest Liberal seat in the country.

Source: afr.com
Federal government fights to overturn landmark decision in Love v Commonwealth - Vimarsana News

Federal government fights to overturn landmark decision in Love v Commonwealth

The federal government is seeking to overturn the findings in Love v Commonwealth as part of its appeal of a decision to release a Mununjali man from immigration detention. Lawyers Weekly breaks down the submissions to the High Court and the Minister for Home Affairs’ arguments for overturning such a landmark decision.

Attracting more Working Holiday Makers - Vimarsana News

Attracting more Working Holiday Makers

The Morrison Government has launched a new $7 million marketing campaign to attract young people from overseas to work and holiday in Australia. The

Australia welcomes our newest citizens on our national day - Vimarsana News

Australia welcomes our newest citizens on our national day

In celebration of Australia Day more than 16,000 people have been invited to become new Australian citizens at over 400 ceremonies across Australia

Humanitarian visas 'good start' but revision needed: LCA - Vimarsana News

Humanitarian visas 'good start' but revision needed: LCA

Australia’s premier legal body has applauded the federal government on its decision to set aside at least 15,000 places for Afghan nationals through a visa program but has advised that further revision will be needed given the “scale of the crisis”.