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Updates and Articles![]() Share Peter Collier, Western Australia’s State Training and Workforce Minister is so keen to get Irish workers to Western Australia he is going around the Australian Government to make it happen. “I’m working with Ciaran Cannon and the Irish Government and we’re going to go around the Feds on this thing.” said Mr Collier. He . . . → Read More: Jobs in Western Australia Share Speaking to CEDA, the Committee for the Economic Development of Australia, Kruno Kukoc of the Department of Immigration outlined the role of migration in assisting Australian productivity and workforce participation. “There is no doubt that the structural reforms of the past two decades have served Australia well and are a key reason why the country’s economic situation . . . → Read More: The Role of Migration in Australia ![]() Share Thrifty Northern Territory and The Kimberley are recruiting Irish workers. They have a fleet of over a thousand vehicles. Some of the positions they are looking to fill include: Rental car office personnel Managers Panel beaters Motor mechanics Thrifty will sponsor workers on the Regional sponsored mgiration scheme visa for permanet residency. It . . . → Read More: A Chance In A Lifetime – Thrifty Are Hiring ![]() ShareJune 17 — Australian Finance Minister Penny Wong talks about the country’s economy and federal budget. Wong also discusses Australia’s planned tax on mining and carbon emissions, and Reserve Bank of Australia salaries. She speaks from Sydney with Susan Li on Bloomberg Television’s “First Up.” Share ![]() Share With a 1.2 percent contraction in Gross domestic product (GDP) and a loss of 80,000 full-time positions in the past two months there are fears that the Australian economy may be weakening. But closer examination of the data reveals long term strength. GDP fell by 1.2 percent in the first three months of the . . . → Read More: Australian Market Strong In The Long Term ![]() Share The new Australian budget was anounced by Treasurer Wayne Swan in Canbera last week. The focus of the budget is on tackling regional Australia’s labour shortages by increasing skilled migration and spending on skills training. Mr Swan said the budget presented a once-in-a-career opportunity to “convert a mining boom into an opportunity boom,” by . . . → Read More: Australian Immigration Increase in New Budget ![]() Share An unprecedented 16,000 skilled migration visas have been allocated for regional Australia for next year. Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan announced, as part of the new budget, a 60 percent increase in skilled migrant intakes under the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme. Under the Scheme employers can sponsor a skilled migrant on the condition that they . . . → Read More: Australia Visa Quota For Skilled Migrants Increased ![]() Share Leading UN telecommunications official, Hamadoun Toure believes the development of Australia’s national broadband network will boost economic growth and take Australia to the top of global rankings when it comes to broadband. ”The way I see it here, Australia has undertaken the largest infrastructure project ever,” he said. ”Three to five years from now, . . . → Read More: Australian Market Set to Become Broadband World Leader ![]() Share Australian Prime Minister Julia Gilard visted China last week and while there had high level talks with President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao. What is emerging is the size of China’s commitment to clean energy and its goals of reducing the intensity of its carbon pollution. China has pledged to reduce carbon pollution . . . → Read More: Australia Following China’s Lead In Clean Energy |
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