The Productivity Commission, Australia’s major body tasked in reviewing and advising on microeconomic policies, is proposing huge changes for the country’s skilled migration that could considerably impact the process on which Australia selects the migrants it lets in. There are many extensive changes being proposed as per the report titled “Migrant Intake into Australia” whichRead more

Last week, Outside Online website threw the Internet into frenzy when it released a report declaring that the Great Barrier Reef has died, stating that “climate change and ocean acidification have killed off one of the most spectacular features on the planet.” It also said that the reef is 25 million years old, in complete obituary-style.    Read more

More than two-thirds of the countries in the world drive on the right hand side of the world. So when people come to territories that cruise on the left side such as Australia, Japan, New Zealand, or United Kingdom, they felt their world flipped literally and suddenly driving is a distant and avoidable option already. AsRead more

Not many people like layovers. They keep long hauls incredibly longer, you are stuck in a foreign country that is not even your destination, and you are confined in an airport as your prison. But thing is, layovers are an extension of your travel work, or even home, and can offer experiences that you canRead more

When we plan to migrate, we tend to look on things that will satisfy our senses. Is the food good? Will the sights be superb? Are people friendly enough? Do they have Netflix? While taking these into consideration toatlly make sense (you will settle there for the rest of your life, after all), we have toRead more