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In 2017 the number of refugees arriving in Australia effectively doubled the intake of previous decades. This is because most of the special one-off intake of 12,000 Syrian Conflict refugees that was announced by Prime Minister Abbott in 2015 in fact arrived in 2017. In addition, the annual intake of humanitarian entrants was increased to 16,250 in 2017-18. Most of these newly-arrived refugee families settled in NSW, Victoria and Queensland.
The Australian Baha’i Community has published a report on creating an inclusive narrative in our communities. It sought to identify what Australians understand about who...
Queensland’s newest migrants and refugees turned to TAFE Queensland for critical online support during the COVID-19 pandemic. As restrictions were introduced, TAFE QLD’s English Language and Literacy Services quickly activated plans for the remote delivery of the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP).
The National Education Roundtable – Briefing Paper provides an overview of the barriers to equitable access and engagement in primary and secondary education experienced...
The Pandemic Leave Disaster Payment is a lump sum payment for people who have to quarantine or self-isolate due to COVID-19 or who are caring for someone with COVID-19....
This webinar is held together with Brad Chilcott, Executive Director of White Ribbon Australia. The webinar discusses the new direction of White Ribbon Australia and explores how settlement service providers and multicultural communities can engage with White Ribbon, White Ribbon Day and their Community Action Groups initiative to create safer communities and workplaces for women.
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