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Changes to Student Visas The Australian Government has announced several changes to the student visa arrangements to support international students. The Government will recommence granting student visas in all locations outside Australia. So, when the borders re-open, students who have visas will be able to enter Australia. Students who study online outside Australia due to … Continued

Captivating Canberra Canberra, Australia’s national capital, located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) has a population of approximately 432,000. The area was inhabited by Indigenous Australians from the Ngunnawal tribe for over 21,000 years. Some state that word Canberra was derived from the Aboriginal word “Kambera” or “Canberry” meaning “meeting place” in Ngunnawal while others … Continued

Visa and Immigration Update – May 2021: Listen to the podcast here: Grace Always More Podcast The international travel landscape is shifting and evolving and will continue to do so, with countries imposing COVID-19 border restrictions and quarantine periods.  This has significantly impacted visa and immigration policies, and the Australian Government has been forced to … Continued

Privacy Awareness Week: Data Protection A company’s lack of adequate data protection can lead to the loss of valuable information, data breaches, regulatory fines and the loss of the company’s reputation. Recovering from something of this magnitude can often be irreversible and costly. Protecting data however is a complex exercise that is affected by a … Continued

Phenomenal Perth Perth is the capital and largest city of the Australian state in Western Australia. It is the fourth most populated Australian city with over two and half million people. It’s home to vineyards, gorgeous beaches, and parklands. The population’s median age is 36 years. 25% of the population do not follow any religion, … Continued

All you need to know before you move to Adelaide. Adelaide has a laidback lifestyle, but has a lot to offer for anyone planning to move there. The biggest attractions are the beaches, wineries and reasonable housing prices. You can access a beach within a few minutes from the central business district. 40-minute drive to … Continued

In addition to Grace’s vehicle fleet carbon offset initiative with Greenfleet, we are pleased to announce an exciting new commitment to fund the planting and ongoing maintenance of a native tree for every international import container consigned to Grace in 2021. These trees will assist in providing much needed habitat for the recovering Koala population … Continued

Jane Riley is somewhat of a Relocations industry veteran, who has over the past 25 years, seen the sector evolve and mature. We asked her some questions about her team, the role, what motivates her and what the future holds for the industry. We started by asking Jane how she got started in the removals/relocations … Continued

Price Waterhouse Cooper (PwC) in a report on Preparing for tomorrow’s workforce, today states that workspaces are important for delivering great performance and helping employees thrive. It says that creating a competitive advantage through more engaging people experiences is imperative to attracting and retaining talent and that workplaces should: Promote well-being, with spaces for relaxation, … Continued

Data management and storage is fast becoming an expensive and onerous exercise for businesses. These days companies are generating exabytes of data and need to leverage larger data sets more frequently. This trend is set to increase exponentially so managing and storing data is becoming more and more complex. When information assets are streamlined and … Continued