Most Australians
have increased their wealth over the past year, despite slow wage
growth of close to two percent. A majority of the increase has been
in the value of their assets, mostly the family home.
Monday, July 23, 2018
Monday, June 18, 2018
Australia Immigration Professionals - Research Examines Creative Digital Jobs in Australia
Independent researchers are taking a new look at Australia’s creative industries, hotspots for jobs in this area, and what influences an area to be a hub for these jobs.
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
Australia Immigration Professionals | Australia – One of the World’s Most Multicultural Countries!
Going to the Land Down Under, one would expect to find the majority of people to be long-time Australians whose ancestors have been around for centuries. Surprisingly, only half of the population can be described as such.
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Australia Immigration Professionals - Top Job Sectors for the Next Five Years in Australia
Finding a job with a future can be quite a challenge. The Australian Government’s report, Industry
Employment Predictions 2017, will help you in the decision making process
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Australia Immigration Professionals: Surge in Tourism Creating Hospitality Jobs in Australia
With tourism on the rise in Australia, the hospitality and tourism industry is creating new jobs and the demand for qualified workers is on the rise
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Australia Immigration Professionals: 5 AMAZING Facts About Australia
Although every country is special in its own way, the people who live and work in Australia truly dwell in an extraordinary land. Here are five AMAZING facts about Australia that you may find interesting.
Read more at: Australia Immigration Professionals
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Australia Immigration Professionals: Creative Digital Jobs in Australia Grow Rapidly
According to research and data from the Queensland University of Technology, Australia’s creative industry is growing rapidly. It appears to be growing at a rate faster than the economy as a whole. Professor Stuart Cunningham reported the research encompassed strict guidelines for the definition of creative occupations. These included media, arts industries and design.
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