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Nauru is one of the world’s smallest independent states with a total land area of 21 km2 . It is located in the Pacific Ocean, 42 km south of the equator and 3,350 km northeast of Brisbane.

Kiribati (pronounced Kir-i-bas) is made up of 32 coral atolls and the raised phosphate island of Banaba. Kiribati’s atolls cover a total 811 km² of land distributed over 3.5 million km² of ocean – an area the size of Western Australia and South…

Fiji consists of more than 330 islands, of which about 100 are inhabited. The 2 major islands are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. The island group covers a land area of 18,274 km².

All PALM scheme workers may need to lodge a tax return to identify outstanding tax payments or refunds owed to them, for every financial year they work in Australia. This factsheet explains why and how to complete a tax return and aims to…

Workers must maintain adequate health insurance while working in Australia and ensure the policy remains valid throughout their stay. This factsheet contains a health insurance basics checklist and information about how to make a claim.

How you get your driver’s licence in Australia depends on where you live - there are different steps in each state. This factsheet provides information for PALM scheme workers about where to apply for a licence and being safe on the road.