Melinda Collinson, CEO AMES Australia
Time and again throughout Australian history migrants have been demonised during times of hardship.
In recent months they have been directly blamed for Australia’s housing crisis…
Last year was a terrible one for humanitarianism, and 2026 is shaping as even worse.
A depressing litany of wars and negative geopolitical trends, as well as the continuing erosion…
Venezuelans in Australia have “mixed emotions” about the US air strikes on Caracas and the kidnapping and arrest of President Nicolas Maduro.
Many are celebrating the arrest of Maduro, who…
The settlement of refugees in regional Australia is a success story with refugee families building successful lives and regional communities benefitting from their presence, a new research report has…
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His own experiences as a migrant motivates Melbourne optometrist Dr Ahmed Azzam to help other people who are new to Australia.
His volunteer work in helping refugees with eye health…
The first climate migrants from Tuvalu have arrived in Australia under the historic Falapili Union agreement, aimed at giving Tuvaluans migration pathways as rising seas inundate their homeland.
More than…
Refugee families are being offered tours of the Royal Children’s Hospital to introduce them to the hospital’s services...
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More than twenty AMES youth students have taken part in a lawn bowls pilot program over the past two weeks...
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Around twenty AMES students from Dandenong and Noble Park recently attended a migrant youth employment forum at Monash...
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About 250 students from AMES West Hub spent a day at Werribee Open Range Zoo on March 20, courtesy of...
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