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Cultural Integration
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Career Growth
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Housing Tips
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Healthcare Support
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Building Community
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Legal & Finance
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Family & Education
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Mental Health
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Behrang
Jan 10
Top 5 Websites Every Migrant Should Know About
Useful Resources
Starting life in a new country is hard enough, but thankfully, there are heaps of resources available to make it easier. Here are five websites every new migrants to Australia should check out: Service Australia – For info on Medicare, tax, and more. Domain – To search for rental properties across Australia. Meetup . com – Great for finding local groups and activities. Migrants and Refugees Health Network – Health services for migrants. JobSearch . gov . au – Australia’s government job board. You can add more, no doubt! But the important thing is that always make sure the site or reference you are using is official and reputable.
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Behrang
Jan 10
My First Year in Australia – A Migrant’s Success Story
Success Stories
"It’s been a year since I moved to Australia, and I can honestly say it’s been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made." This can be an example of your impression. Considering this, yes, it can be supposed that the first few months were tough – struggling with the Aussie accent, missing family members and friends, and had to adjust to a whole new lifestyle. But over time, you'll built your career, found an amazing group of friends, and now you may call Australia home. If you’re feeling uncertain about your own journey, just know it gets better. Stick with it, and you’ll find your way however for making sure that you are on the right path always measure and monitor...
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Behrang
Jan 10
Taking Care of Your Mental Health Post-Migration
Mental Health
Moving to a new country can be exciting but also challenging, and it’s completely normal to feel a bit overwhelmed. Mental health services in Australia are top-notch, and it’s important to reach out if you need support. Headspace is a great place for younger people, and beyondblue provides support for anyone feeling anxious or depressed. If you’re feeling homesick, don’t bottle it up – connect with fellow migrants, or have a chat with your GP for advice. Remember, it’s okay to ask for help.
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