UK technology professionals are among 97 outstanding candidates from around the world to have won places on New Zealand recruitment initiative, LookSee Wellington, aimed at attracting new IT talent to the country’s capital. The programme, which launched in February, saw 48,000 applicants apply for the opportunity to travel to Wellington, with flights and accommodation paid [&hellip
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull has announced that the 457 visa will be replaced by a new classification of visa designed to target genuine skills shortages including those in regional areas. There will be new requirements including such as: Previous work experience in the nominated role Higher English requirements Labour Market testing to ensure the position cannot [&hellip
New Zealand’s capital city Wellington, home to a world-leading technology industry, is welcoming tech talent from around the globe with a bold new recruitment initiative, LookSee Wellington, which launches this week. LookSee Wellington will see 100 IT professionals selected to come to Wellington, with their flights and accommodation paid for, for a series of pre-arranged [&hellip
Following a $400 million redevelopment, the Mackay Hospital and Health Service in Queensland is looking to recruit a number of nursing and healthcare professionals. They will be interviewing candidates at the Down Under Live show in Birmingham on the 11th & 12th February for the following vacancies – Registered Nurses – Surgical Division – Registered [&hellip
Qantas, Australia’s national carrier, has confirmed it will operate the first non-stop flights from London to Perth in Western Australia using the 787-9 Dreamliner. The 14,498 kilometre service will be the first regular passenger service to directly link Australia with Europe. Seats on the Perth-London flights will go on sale in April 2017 for the [&hellip
