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Home Affairs considering vetting sponsors, after Riverina visa worker’s death

February 13, 2026

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Jessa Joy Royupa has fought for reform since her brother Jerwin died after being exploited in the Riverina. Photo: Supplied.

The federal Department of Home Affairs (DHA) is considering vetting employers before they’re allowed to sponsor overseas training visa holders, a Senate Estimates…

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