Posted in Local News, tagged 133 homes, 149, 193 homes Tuart Hill, 2000, 2000 homes, across, affected, afternoon, amost, area, battered, blacked out., blue, blue Crawley boat house, city, conditions, crawley, crews, damaged, early, ease, Electricity, fine, followed, forecast, hills, hit, Homes, house, landmarks, Leederville 131 homes, Local News, metropolitan, morning, Parkerville, perth, perth hills, possible, power, powerlines, recent .storms, repair, rising, river, Rockingham homes, Shoalwater., Showers, shows, suburb, Sunday, swan, Swan River, the Cottesloe Pylon, tides, today, two days., two Perth landmarks, weather, western, Western Power crews, wild, without, without power on May 23, 2009|
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Over 2000 homes across the metropolitan area are without power today as Western Power crews continue to repair powerlines damaged by the recent storms.
In Leederville 131 homes are without power, in Shoalwater 133 homes have been affected, 193 homes in Tuart Hill are without power and 149 Rockingham homes are blacked out.
A spokeswoman said most of the 2173 homes would have power restored this afternoon.
150 homes where power outages have been affected by damage to a single electricity line, were expected to remain without power tonight.
More than 50 homes in the Perth Hills suburb of Parkerville have now been without electricity for almost two days.
The forecast shows showers will ease this afternoon with possible early showers Sunday morning followed by fine weather conditions.
Rising tides have battered two Perth landmarks – the Cottesloe Pylon and blue Crawley boat house on the Swan River – as wild weather hit the city.
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There is currently a significant shortage of doctors and nurses in Australia, particularly in regional areas. See ‘Visas for doctors and nurses’ for more detail, or see www.workingin-australia.com for comprehensive visa and immigration information.
Give yourself the knowledge to take your skills abroad. With a wide selection of companies at the expo that can assist with your move, you’ll be able to get real answers to your questions about migrating – we’ve made it as easy as possible.
Attendance at the expo is simply not complete without attending our comprehensive seminars. 
Obtain detailed information on visas, lifestyle, culture, how to move, financial and legal issues and more, all in a welcoming, open format.
There is no doubt that economic uncertainty is a real issue. Ease your concerns by sitting down at one of the many in-depth seminars to be held at the Health Jobs around the World Expos that will cover all aspects of moving countries.
Full seminar programmes will be available as we near the expo.
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Emigration from the UK has reached unprecedented levels according to the Office for National Statistics. With that in mind, we have selected four major cities across the UK and Ireland to make it as easy as possible for you to visit and meet with top health employers from around the world.
Glasgow 14 October 2009
Health Jobs Around the World will be held in the prestigious Hunter Halls at Glasgow University, to adequately reflect the calibre of the event, attendees and exhibitors.
London 17 -18 October 2009
In this major centre, Health Jobs Around the World will take place at a landmark central location home to the UK’s top exhibitions year on year.
Manchester 10 – 11 October 2009
Centrally located between London and Glasgow, our Manchester show will take place at the Manchester Convention & Exhibition Centre (Manchester Central), a 10,000 square metre purpose built and architecturally redesigned events centre.
Dublin 7 October 2009
The Dublin Expo will be centrally located at the conference centre in the Red Cow Moran Hotel, ensuring visitors easy access and exhibitors maximum exposure.Talk to government immigration agents, open a bank account in your chosen destination country, learn how to transfer your funds at the best possible conversion rate with the UK’s leading foreign exchange specialist Moneycorp, consult with international removals companies, and hand your CV personally the largest selection of global health employers and recruiters anywhere in the UK.
http://www.expo-health.com/visit_expo.aspx
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Posted in Immigration News, tagged academic, academics, Amid the fallout from the global financial crisis, baby-boomer, briefing paper., chris evans, competition, ease, economy, exodus, globally, government, immigration, Immigration News, improved economic conditions, large, lecturers, lobbying Immigration, looming, migration, Minister, numbers, offshore, overcome, professors, recovers., recruit, restrictions, retire, rising, shortage, skills shortages, Social Web links, The ATN, the Government in March moved to cut the permanent skilled migration intake. But universities, universities, workforce on May 11, 2009|
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UNIVERSITIES are urging the Government to ease immigration restrictions on academics to help head off a looming shortage as large numbers of baby-boomer professors and lecturers retire.
Amid the fallout from the global financial crisis, the Government in March moved to cut the permanent skilled migration intake. But universities, which see migration as a way to overcome looming academic skills shortages, are warning that the move could leave the economy short when it recovers.
universitiesof five universities, said in a briefing paper.
“In fact, it has the potential to see the economy left wanting precisely at the time we expect to see improved economic conditions.”
The ATN is lobbying Immigration Minister Chris Evans to ease restrictions on academic migration to make it easier to recruit offshore amid rising competition globally for academics.
Between 1994 and 2006, Australian universities employed more than 7000 academics from overseas on permanent or long-term arrangements.
“This figure will need to grow expotentially to replace the exodus of academics leaving the workforce in the next 15 years,” the ATN said.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au
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