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Study Planet is proud to support events like the Multicultural Employment Expo on the Gold Coast – a powerful initiative helping migrants and international students connect with employers, explore careers, and engage with community services.

This Friday, 27 June, don’t miss this opportunity to build your future in Australia.

Jozef Stefan Institute in Slovenia is tendering 44 positions for young researchers in the following fields:
👉🏽 Biochemistry and molecular biology
👉🏽 Chemistry
👉🏽 Computer science and informatics
👉🏽 Control and care of the environment
👉🏽 Electronic components and technologies
👉🏽 Energy
👉🏽 Information and communication technologies
👉🏽 Materials
👉🏽 Neurobiology
👉🏽 Physics
👉🏽 Process mechanical engineering
👉🏽 Systems and cybernetics
👉🏽 Telecommunications

International applications are accepted, and applicants are expected to have completed a Master's degree and be under 28 years of age.
❗ Application deadline: 16 August 2023 ❗

Email: [email protected]

What will the new financial year bring to all of us in Australia?

All the changes coming July 1 The new financial year is nearly here – and that means a string of huge changes are coming.

Can you walk to Australia from your country? 😁

Tallebudgera Creek, Gold Coast, Australia 😍

Tallebudgera Creek training wall (groyne) – renewal works and associated beach closure

Construction to renew the Tallebudgera Creek training wall (groyne) is commencing this month with works continuing until mid-2023.

This rock structure maintains the alignment and position of the Creek’s entrance to the sea and also protects public and private infrastructure against significant swells and storm generated waves entering the creek.

The renewal will involve re-arranging rock material on the existing wall and additional rocks to improve structural integrity. Long term, the design will improve pedestrian access and accommodate equipment for future maintenance.

Please note:
- Construction plant and rock material will be transported along the beach via Twenty Seventh Avenue, Palm Beach. To ensure public safety, the Dog Off-Leash area and part of the beach will be closed to the public during construction hours.
- Rocks will be stockpiled at a temporary compound on the beach.
- Works will take place Monday to Saturday 7:00am – 6:00pm
- Any dune areas impacted will be reinstated and rehabilitated at the end of construction.
- Letters have been distributed to residents and businesses in the area.

Regards from Maitland Bay Beach, Bouddi National Park, NSW 😍

Discovering hidden gems like this make our travel memories that much more special! 💙 Thanks for sharing your #feelNSW moment @davesyd_ 📍 Maitland Bay Beach, Bouddi National Park

Australian Migration Program levels in 2022/23. There are 160,000 places planned for grant of the permanent visa under three programs:
- Skill (109,900 places)
- Family (50,000 places)
- Special Eligibility (100 places)

Contact STUDY PLANET for a free eligibility assessment:
[email protected]

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/migration-program-planning-levels?fbclid=IwAR0VgIWr0nxQV9HI5LUk3Zo-_f8SUF73NgHZe8zRCf2EcJ2hXdVrDW41fas

Migration Program planning levels The Migration Program is set annually and is designed to achieve a range of economic and social outcomes. See how many places are available for this year

Australian government is thinking to create 'special innovation zones' where skilled migrants are given four-year visas with a pathway to permanent residency, to help Australia tackle its skilled worker shortage.

The precincts would group common industries and activities into hubs for high-tech, high-skilled and high-wage jobs, and would be eligible for Designated Area Migration Agreements — which make it easier for employers to hire overseas workers. Examples include the Sydney aerotropolis, Fishermans Bend in Melbourne and regional locations for emerging technology (such as green hydrogen).

Australia’s overall migration intake is capped at 160,000 per year, but the business community wants that increased to 220,000 to help businesses and the wider economy bounce back from the pandemic.

Federal government plans to increase skilled migrant intake to combat labour shortage Federal government plans to increase skilled migrant intake to combat labour shortageBy Romy Gilbert9:02am Aug 14, 2022 Tweet Facebook Mail Australia's skilled migrant worker intake is set to grow by 40,000 people each year as the federal government attempts to combat the ongoing national labour sho...

We saw some positive movement of the Australian government this week in taking action to process more visas faster.

Immigration Department is prioritising processing of key offshore caseloads - temporary skilled, student and visitor - so more people can travel to Australia and contribute to economic growth, and assist with labour shortages.

Broome coastline, Western Australia 😍

🎨 The palette of colours and textures that compose the Broome coastline captured by Dylan Alcock 📷

If you think some Broome Time might be what you need, find out all you need to know here 👇
https://www.australiasnorthwest.com/explore/broome-dampier-peninsula/broome