Notice is hereby given that the Migrant Resource Centre (Southern Tasmania) Inc. , trading as Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas), will hold its 2024 Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 23 October 2024, 5.30pm at the Boardroom, Level 1, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy. Gillian Long Public Officer
Media release: The Walk (Australia) – Better Together
20 September 2024 Chair of Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas) the Hon Peter Gutwein will walk from Launceston to Canberra (flying Launceston to Sydney) to highlight that Australia was and is strengthened by migrants, emphasising the importance of cultural diversity and inclusion with a clear message that we are better together. The Walk, Better Together will take place from …
Media release: The Walk – Step Up Together
Chair of Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas) the Hon Peter Gutwein will undertake a challenging 350 km walk in June from MRC Tas Burnie office to MRC Tas Glenorchy office over seven days (~50km per day) to raise awareness and funds for a more inclusive and compassionate Tasmania. Mr Gutwein said The Walk, Step up Together aims to showcase …
2023 Strategic Directions Report
Over the past nine months Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, in partnership with the Multicultural Council of Tasmania and MRC North, embarked on a statewide consultation project to inform the State Governments next Multicultural Action. Over 800 people responded to our online survey and more than 200 people attended community forums across the state, providing valuable feedback on the success and challenges of …
Notice: Annual General Meeting 2023
Notice is hereby given that the Migrant Resource Centre (Southern Tasmania) Inc., trading as Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas), will hold its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 25 October 2023 at 5.30pm at Level 1, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy. All members are welcome to attend, however due to space restrictions, RSVP is essential no later than 5pm on Tuesday …
MRC Tas supports SCOA’s Recommendations for review of Migration Program
Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania supports the Settlement Council of Australia’s (SCOA) call for the Federal Government to adopt SCOA’s key recommendations outlined in their submission to the Migration Program Review. MRC Tas also commends the Federal Government’s announcement that all skilled temporary migrants will be provided with a pathway to permanent residency, however, further action can be taken to make …
Registration for Australia and New Zealand Refugee Trauma Recovery in Resettlement Conference now open
Registration for the third Australia and New Zealand Refugee Trauma Recovery in Resettlement Conference is now open! The conference will be held in Adelaide in October 2023. Tickets are available here: https://fassttconference2023.org.au/
MRC Tas welcomes Federal Government’s changes to legislative instrument for evidence of domestic violence
MRC Tas welcomes changes from the Federal Government that will allow temporary visa holders experiencing domestic and family violence to submit evidence from a broader range of services. As part of the Government’s commitment to supporting victims of domestic and family violence, the Department of Home Affairs undertook a comprehensive review of the legislative instrument that specifies the evidence that …
MRC Tas backs SCOA submission to Inquiry into Workforce Australia Employment Services
Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania supports the Settlement Council of Australia’s (SCOA) main recommendations in its submission to the House Select Committee Inquiry into Workforce Australia Employment Services. SCOA represents settlement agencies across Australia for people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, many of which provide employment support and services. SCOA’s main recommendations in this submission include: Employment support should be customised to …
MRC Tas welcomes Premier’s call to address visa delays
Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania welcomes Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s call to the Commonwealth Government to urgently address the delays in processing permanent and provisional visas, published on 17 February 2023. As Premier Rockliff stated, these delays impact the well-being of individuals who want to work and contribute to the Tasmanian community. The long delays in processing permanent visas for migrants who …