• no image More Details on Skilled Migration Changes

    In an earlier article, we wrote about what the upcoming changes to skilled migration in the employer-sponsored space might look like. Further details have emerged. Firstly, the changes have been announced, subject to regulation changes, to come into effe...

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  • no image Resurrecting the School Building Fund for Religious Institutions?

    Historically, religious institutions like churches were able to establish a separate “school building fund” which was controlled by the religious institution for the purposes of acquiring, constructing and maintaining a building which would be used as a sc...

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  • no image Upcoming Changes to Skilled Migration and What it Means for You

    Recent media reports are signalling that significant changes to skilled migration are on foot. For example, the Australian Financial Review reported that businesses will be able to bring in foreign skilled workers on potentially as little as $120,000 in a fast...

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  • no image New Appointments – 1 July 2022

      Munro Doig are pleased to announce the appointment of Leonie Carruthers and Melissa Phan as Associates of the firm with effect from 1 July 2022. Leonie joined us in June 2019 after a career as a CFO of a not-for-profit organisation, and prior to that...

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  • no image Things Are Changing for Those Who Die Without a Will

    Many people believe that if you die without a Will in Western Australia, your estate will either go to the government or to your next of kin. This is generally not the case. Under the Administration Act 1903 (WA) (“Act”), complex provisions set out how ...

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  • no image Budget 2021 and its Implications for Migration

    Budget 2021 was released on Tuesday night.  Amongst some of the headline items are: Australia’s “economic engine is roaring back to life”, according to Treasurer Josh Frydenberg; economic growth is forecast to reach 4.2% in 2021-2022; and une...

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