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Cut to migration will harm US economy – report 

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First mass migration of an entire nation

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Political rhetoric and refugees 

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Footy’s first Vietnamese star 

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The solution to Australia’s skills shortage hiding in plain sight: Opinion

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Young refugee the face of World Ranger Day

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February 2014

Boosting family migration for a healthier economy and cohesive society (ECCV)

6 February 20140 comments

In its submission to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection’s Migration Program for 2014-15, the Ethnic...

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Afghan asylum seeker given reprieve (SBS)

4 February 20140 comments

An elderly Afghan asylum seeker will be able to remain in Australia after the Federal Court placed an injunction on...

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Inquiry into Children Seeking Asylum Gathers Support (Pro Bono Australia)

4 February 20140 comments

The Australian Human Rights Commission inquiry into the mandatory and closed detention of children seeking asylum in...

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Singing a powerful tool in language education

3 February 20140 comments

Singing, rather than saying phrases, makes it easier to remember words when learning a new language, according to new...

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