Australian shares gained ground on Tuesday, despite Bendigo and Adelaide Bank shares plunging more than 7 per cent after ...

Those of you who follow the news from the UK will be aware that between two decades of stagnant wage growth and a 10-year non-pandemic high in unemployment, things over there aren’t too flash at the ...

NFAP analysis of USCIS data shows more than 28,000 U.S. employers received at least one H-1B approval in FY 2025.

Australians are now more worried about immigration than climate change, with new polling also showing surging support for One ...

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President Donald Trump said that House Republicans should vote to release the files in the Jeffrey Epstein case, a startling ...

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The December 2025 US visa bulletin announces revised final action and filing dates for Indian applicants across family and employment categories, highlighting movements and updated priority cut-offs.

A South African neo-Nazi who attended a rally that chanted Hitler youth slogans will be kicked out of Australia.

These changes mean that a larger number of Indian professionals and investors now fall within the updated cutoff dates and can take the next step toward obtaining a green card.