New Zealand Terror Laws To Include Fear Incitement
New Zealand’s promised changes to hate speech laws are unlikely to surface until late in 2022.
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Indian IT Firms To Hire More In US Despite Softening Stance On H1B Visa Norms
Uncertainty in regulations is one of the reasons why Indian IT firms are building up an employee pyramid in the U.S.
For Many African Refugees, Uganda Is The Hoped-For Route To The West
Only the UN refugee agency can resettle refugees, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation from outside groups.
Australian Prime Minister Urged To Do More On Sex Harassment Laws
Changes are on the way to better protect Australians from sexual harassment in the workplace.
English Test For Australian Partner Visa ‘Paternalistic’, Advocates Say
The Department of Home Affairs says adding an English language requirement for partner visa applicants would protect people.
Woman Says Couple From Australia Paid Her $2.58 Per Day For Slavery
An Indian woman has said she was held as a slave by a Melbourne couple for eight years.
Residents Above Victoria Tunnel Seeking $4.1 Million
Dozens of Victorians who will have the West Gate Tunnel dug beneath their properties are claiming millions in compensation.
Online Child Abuse Ring Smashed In Australia
Police have charged 15 men in the Northern Territory and Queensland with 45 offenses related to using internet chat forums.
Property, Resources Supercharged In Western Australia
Data reveals the fastest-selling rate of Perth properties in 15 years, which continues to strengthen the economy.