Migrants

Sunday, September 27

Voices from lockdown: Life inside the Thebarton Cluster quarantine

Taken from home by police with 10 minutes notice. Stressed, isolated from work and family, cooped up in a small room for two weeks. Stephanie Richards talks to people caught up in an Adelaide virus emergency, and the grass-roots groups who help them survive.

SA's 'forgotten' migrant families relying on food vouchers

Hundreds of migrant families are desperately trying to keep food on the table as many of the state’s most vulnerable slip through the support cracks in the face of COVID-19.

Research suggests the skilled migration program is failing to achieve its full economic potential. Photo: supplied

Skilled migrants in SA business sights

Business SA has appointed migration expert Sherrie Gaskin to advise and advocate on behalf of firms that are struggling to attract skilled workers.

Migrants and ‘Masterchef effect’ contribute to herb grower's success

“Basil, chives, oregano, sage, dill…” Holla-Fresh managing director Ian Lines waves an arm around the warm greenhouse, with rows and rows of leafy green herbs stretching as far as the eye can see.