Australia New Immigration Policy; Plans to reduce Migration
To reduce migration, Australia on Monday more than quadrupled the cost of international student visas, from AU$710 to AU$1,600. Indian...
Read moreTo reduce migration, Australia on Monday more than quadrupled the cost of international student visas, from AU$710 to AU$1,600. Indian...
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Read moreBarbaric murder of Texas girl by illegal Venezuelan migrants A 12-year-old Texas girl who was killed by illegal migrants last...
Read moreWikiLeaks founder Julian Assange pleads guilty Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to one count of...
Read moreIndian-American dies in Oklahoma after being punched in face A 59-year-old Indian-American man died in Oklahoma after being hit in...
Read morePrincess Anne suffers minor head injuries; hospitalised Princess Anne, King Charles' younger sister, had minor injuries and a concussion after...
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