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S Jaishankar Raises Visa Backlog Issue With Australian Authorities
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that he took up with Australian authorities the issue of visa backlog, particularly related to students.
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"Disappointed" Novak Djokovic Says He Will Leave Australia After Losing Legal Fight
Novak Djokovic said Sunday he was "extremely disappointed" by a top Australian court's decision to uphold the government's cancellation of his visa, but he would comply and leave the country.
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Naomi Osaka Says Novak Djokovic Saga "Sad" As Players Demand Focus Back On Tennis
Unvaccinated world number one Djokovic has again been detained in Australia after authorities ripped up his visa for a second time and declared he was a threat to the public.
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Australian Muslim Activist Deported From US For Not Having The Right Visa
A high-profile Australian author and Muslim activist was refused entry to the United States Thursday and put on a plane home after arriving for a speaking engagement, sparking calls for a re-think by border officials.
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British Anti-Gay Cleric Has Australian Visa Cancelled
A British Muslim cleric who once preached that gays should be put to death has left Australia after his visa was cancelled, with authorities today saying it is unlikely he will ever be allowed back.
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Indonesia to Deport Australian Journalist Covering Death Row Story
An Australian journalist will be deported from Indonesia today after being caught covering the story of two Australian drug traffickers on death row without the correct visa, immigration authorities said.
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Indian Eatery in Australia Barred from Hiring Foreign Hands
Australian authorities have cancelled an Indian restaurant's right to recruit foreign workers after several breaches of migration law, media reported Monday.
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Indian Eatery in Melbourne Barred From Hiring Foreign Workers
An Indian eatery in Melbourne has been barred from recruiting foreign workers and fined about US $12,000 for repeated breaches of the country's migration law.
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Indian student wrongly detained, to get 600,000 Oz dollars
An Indian student, who was detained in 2004, by Australian immigration authorities for violating visa rules, is likely to get a whopping compensation of 600,000 Australian dollars after the country's human rights body termed his detention as 'arbitrary'.
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S Jaishankar Raises Visa Backlog Issue With Australian Authorities
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that he took up with Australian authorities the issue of visa backlog, particularly related to students.
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"Disappointed" Novak Djokovic Says He Will Leave Australia After Losing Legal Fight
Novak Djokovic said Sunday he was "extremely disappointed" by a top Australian court's decision to uphold the government's cancellation of his visa, but he would comply and leave the country.
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Naomi Osaka Says Novak Djokovic Saga "Sad" As Players Demand Focus Back On Tennis
Unvaccinated world number one Djokovic has again been detained in Australia after authorities ripped up his visa for a second time and declared he was a threat to the public.
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Australian Muslim Activist Deported From US For Not Having The Right Visa
A high-profile Australian author and Muslim activist was refused entry to the United States Thursday and put on a plane home after arriving for a speaking engagement, sparking calls for a re-think by border officials.
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British Anti-Gay Cleric Has Australian Visa Cancelled
A British Muslim cleric who once preached that gays should be put to death has left Australia after his visa was cancelled, with authorities today saying it is unlikely he will ever be allowed back.
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Indonesia to Deport Australian Journalist Covering Death Row Story
An Australian journalist will be deported from Indonesia today after being caught covering the story of two Australian drug traffickers on death row without the correct visa, immigration authorities said.
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Indian Eatery in Australia Barred from Hiring Foreign Hands
Australian authorities have cancelled an Indian restaurant's right to recruit foreign workers after several breaches of migration law, media reported Monday.
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Indian Eatery in Melbourne Barred From Hiring Foreign Workers
An Indian eatery in Melbourne has been barred from recruiting foreign workers and fined about US $12,000 for repeated breaches of the country's migration law.
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Indian student wrongly detained, to get 600,000 Oz dollars
An Indian student, who was detained in 2004, by Australian immigration authorities for violating visa rules, is likely to get a whopping compensation of 600,000 Australian dollars after the country's human rights body termed his detention as 'arbitrary'.
