Knight Review - Strategic Review of the Student Visa Program
Knight Report recommends a number of incremental changes to improve the performance of the student visa system...read more
Don't Make a Mistake!
Repercussions of nominating the wrong skilled occupation.......read more
Family Violence in Immigration Law
IARC recently made a submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission on proposed changes to the Family Violence Provisions of the Migration Regulations....read more
The Malaysian Arrangement - "Whilst the political issues remain contested, the law is settled until the Act is changed"*
Senate Committee recommended to the Australian Government that it should not proceed....read more
*The High Court in M70 highlights the Government's failings in relation to the arrangement.... read more
Procedural Fairness - an ongoing issue
A fundamental right to natural justice requires that an applicant be afforded procedural fairness. This issue continues to be the subject of debate in our Courts. In two recent decisions of the Federal Magistrates Court contradictory views were expressed in relation to the question as to whether an independent expert is required to afford procedural fairness to an applicant claiming to have suffered family violence.
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