The first half of 2017 has been action-packed and we have not always been sitting behind our desks! The Nomos team has proudly sponsored and ... Read More
Opinionated – the Nomos blog
2017 Budget: Immigration programme reforms and insights
Last night’s 2017-18 Australian Budget was pitched as a moment to press the “reset” button and recalibrate the country’s financial management in a way ... Read More
Nomos explainer: Changes to Australia’s 457 visa programme and permanent employer sponsored visa programme
At a press conference on 18 April 2017, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced major reforms to Australia’s skilled migration programme. Reacting ... Read More
Congratulations to our new Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law, Kathryn Viegas
We are absolutely delighted and immensely proud to announce that Nomos director Kathryn Viegas has been recognised by the Law Society of New South ... Read More
City2Surf 2016 – Raising Funds for the Local Community
Among the tens of thousands of participants pounding the pavements between Hyde Park and Bondi Beach in the 2016 City2Surf were Nomos directors Peter ... Read More
Federal Election 2016: Australian Immigration Round-Up
The global refugee crisis, the war in Syria and Yemen and the drop in oil and commodity prices does not bode well for geopolitical stability and ... Read More
Dark Days for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection
In the lead up to the 2016 election, we are starting to hear more promises from each party promising change, promising new policies, promising jobs ... Read More
Immigration and the 2016 Federal Budget: Top 5 Impacts
This week’s 2016-17 pre-election Australian federal budget was unsurprising in terms of programme initiatives affecting Australia’s immigration ... Read More
Slamming the door shut on ANZAC legacy
ANZAC Day is a time to remember, reflect and pay tribute. 2016 is of particular significance, marking the 100th year of commemorations. As a New ... Read More
In the Presence of Greatness
Apart from our shared interest in human rights and helping clients who have difficulties meeting Australia’s strict migration law health criteria, ... Read More