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How to apply for Australian citizenship
If you’re in the process of applying for Australian citizenship, this guide will help navigate the process, including eligibility requirements, steps and tips for a successful application.
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A – Z guide to New Zealand slang
If you’ve just arrived in New Zealand and want to act like a true Kiwi, you’ll need to learn the right lingo. Read on to start speaking fluent ‘Kiwi’.
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Moving to Australia: 5 Cities to Make your Home
Australia, a country known for breathtaking landscapes, diverse cultures and its laid back attitude, has long been a destination of choice for those seeking new opportunities. With nearly one third of the population born overseas, Australia is a melting pot of cultures and communities, and a nation that welcomes migrants…
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Mining jobs in Australia
Working in the mines has been a rite of passage for many New Zealand and UK tradies since the mining boom began in early noughties. And ever since the noughties, Australia has been screaming out for workers in the mines.
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A Migrant’s Guide to Working in Europe
Working in a European country is a dream of many as it allows you to gain broader work experience, travel extensively, and enjoy a rich culture—all at the same time. However, if you are a non-EU citizen, there are a few obstacles you need to overcome first.
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Australian farming jobs – a complete guide
This article will outline the benefit of Australian farming jobs, where to go and what to expect when you’re looking for farm work.
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New Zealand farming jobs – a guide for migrants
In the 1980’s, New Zealand was known for it’s human to sheep ratio rather than it’s clean and green brand we all know today. There are about 27.5 million sheep and 10.1 million cows, meaning that for every man woman and child there are 6 sheep, 2 cows and an…
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Fruit picking jobs in New Zealand – A complete guide
New Zealand has a geography that allows it to grow many different varieties of fruits and vegetables. It’s often called ‘the bread-basket of the Pacific’ with as much as 5% of its GDP produced by agriculture. This means there are many opportunities for skilled and non-skilled workers who are ready…
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Wellington vs Melbourne: Which city is better?
Wellington and Melbourne are often considered to be sister cities. They both have a similar vibe and both cities definitively beat Sydney.