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From September 20, 2026, More than 5.3 Million Australians Will Receive an Increase in their Centrelink Benefit

From September 20, 2026, more than 5.3 million people in Australia will have some benefits and related thresholds in the social security system adjusted. Adjustments include Old Age Pension, Disability Support Allowance, Carer’s Allowance, JobSeeker, Parenting Payment, Youth Allowance, ABSTUDY and rental assistance. This is a periodic adjustment to update the benefit level according to...

Life In Australia • September 6, 2026

Opportunity to Study and Work in the Healthcare Industry in Australia, Paid Internship Program in 2027

Eligible students are being encouraged to apply for the 2027 New South Wales Indigenous Health Internship Program. This is a program implemented by the New South Wales Government to increase career development opportunities and create more Indigenous human resources in the public health system. The 2026 program achieved its best results to date with 25...

Life In Australia • September 6, 2026

Australia’s Continued Tightening of Immigration Policy Could Cause Economic and Social Harm

Immigration policy Australia is facing a difficult problem: how to ensure the integrity of the system visa without creating instability for study abroad students, businesses and the entire international education sector? This is an issue raised by Felix Pirie, CEO of Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), in a commentary published on September 2, 2026....

Visa Australia • September 4, 2026

Australian Government Tightens Courses Suspected of Being Abused to Extend Study Visas

The Australian government has just taken a strong action against the Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning) after discovering an unusual increase in the number of international students transferring into this program. The government’s goal is to prevent students from choosing or switching to a course primarily to continue maintaining their stay in Australia, instead of...

Visa Australia • September 4, 2026

Trades are still thirsty for human resources in Australia: Visa 482 opens up opportunities for electricians, welders, and plumbers

When mentioning opportunities to work and settle in Australia, many Vietnamese families often immediately think of technology information, nursing or other professional occupations requiring a degree university. However, the Australian labor market still has a very notable group of occupations: Trades – technical occupations and skilled occupations. According to Jobs and Skills Australia, in the...

Study Australia • September 3, 2026

Australia Announces High-Salary Careers That Don’t Require a University Degree: Many Jobs Have Income Over 100,000 AUD/Year

Not having a university degree does not mean you have to accept a low-paying job. A new data from SEEK shows that many occupations in Australia have very high advertised salaries even though they do not require workers to possess a university degree. Notably, a number of occupations in the engineering, skilled worker, construction, mechanical...

Visa Australia • September 3, 2026

3 Things to Do Immediately After Receiving the School’s Offer, Before Applying for an Australian Student Visa

Receiving a Letter of Offer from a school in Australia is definitely an important milestone in the journey study abroad. However, this is not the final step to be able to leave. After receiving the Offer, you still have an important series of tasks to complete before you can submit Visa study in Australia Subclass...

Study Australia • September 3, 2026

What do nursing and elderly care workers in Australia need to learn? And What Will The Work Be Like?

The aged care industry in Australia is receiving a lot of attention as the minimum wage for nurses continues to be adjusted to increase. From the first full pay period beginning on or after August 1, 2026, practical nurses and registered nurses working in the aged care sector will continue to receive the new salary...

Study Australia • September 2, 2026

Australian Partner Visa: More than 125,000 Backlogs, Waiting Time Up to 30 Months

Visa spouse Australia is one of the important visa categories for families who want to reunite in Australia. However, the backlog of applications is causing many couples to wait for a long time, while application costs are increasing. Data from the Australian Department of Home Affairs shows that about half of family reunification visa applications...

Visa Australia • August 31, 2026

How Can the Australian Embassy Help You While Overseas?

Many people think that when encountering a problem abroad, just call the Australian Embassy and the Australian government will solve the problem. Reality is not quite like that. Australian missions abroad can assist citizens in many serious situations, but their powers are limited and cannot replace the police, hospitals, lawyers, insurance companies or authorities of...

Life In Australia • August 31, 2026