Tribunal: Member Anna Burke The applicant was a Postal Delivery Officer at the Australian Postal Corporation (Australia Post). The applicant claimed to have developed lateral epicondylitis, commonly known as tennis elbow, and an adjustment disorder during the course of his...
Tribunal: Senior Member R Westaway (Presiding) and Member N Hossen The AAT reviewed the decision of the Department of Home Affairs (the Department) to refuse to grant the applicant a Student visa. The Department was not satisfied that the applicant was a genuine student wh...
We can help you understand the review process but we cannot give you advice about your case. There are professional people (for example, lawyers) and other organisations that can help you with your review. Help from a lawyer The following organisations may be able to provi...
Tribunal: Senior Member K Parker Issue The issue before the Tribunal was whether the presiding member should recuse herself due to a claim by the applicant’s mother that the member was biased. The applicant is a child participant of the National Disability Insurance Sch...
This fact sheet answers questions about applying to the AAT to review a decision by the Department of Home Affairs to cancel your protection visa. PDF versions of this fact sheet are available in the following languages: Arabic, English, Malay, Simplified Chinese, Tamil,...
What happens after an application is lodged? We will send the applicant a confirmation letter explaining what will happen next. We will also notify other parties to the review that we have received the application. The parties are: the person who made the AAT application ...
Tribunal: Member Susan Trotter The visa applicant wanted to come to Australia to visit his two sons, his daughter-in-law, his sister-in-law and her children. He was an Iranian citizen by birth but he had been living in Oman, as a non-citizen, for approximately 40 years whe...
Tribunal: Member P Sperling A child support decision that the mother of a 17-year-old had 100 per cent care of her daughter was affirmed under review by the AAT. In early 2019, a delegate of the Department of Humans Services – Child Support (the Department) increased the ...
We can help you understand the review process but we cannot give you advice about your case. There are professional people (for example, lawyers) and other organisations that can help you with your review. Help from a lawyer The following organisations may be able to provi...
The Guide to Refugee Law in Australia contains an analysis of the legal issues relevant to the assessment of protection visas, focusing particularly on the determination of refugee status and complementary protection in Australia. It was first developed in 1996 and is maintai...
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Tribunal: Member Dominique Grigg Individuals may be eligible for the parenting payment or family tax benefit (FTB) if, among other requirements, they have at least one FTB child and are an Australian resident. [1] The applicant started receiving parenting payments a...
Tribunal: Member Michael Edgoose A delegate of the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection refused the applicant’s Student visa. On 8 March 2018, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal affirmed the decision. Clause 572.223(1)(a) of Schedule 2 to the Migration R...
PGPA RULE REFERENCE PART OF REPORT DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENT 17AD(g) Letter of transmittal 17AI Page iii A copy of the letter of transmittal signed and dated by accountable authority on date final text approved, with statement that the report has been prep...
PDF version (241 KB) Corporate Tax Association 2011 GST Corporate Intensive, The Grace Hotel, Sydney 17 October 2011 Also published in (2012) 50(1) Law Society Journal 70. Twenty Five Years of Tax Cases in the AAT On 1 July 1986 the Administrative Appeals Tribun...
Tribunal : Member R Smidt The AAT remitted a decision of a delegate of the Minister for Immigration (the Department) to refuse to a family sponsored visitor visa. The Department had refused the visa because they were not satisfied that the visa applicant would stay temporar...
Tribunal: Senior Member Dr Michelle Evans The applicant was involved in two workplace incidents in 1986 while working for the Department of Social Security, and she suffered a prolapsed disc and mild whiplash. Comcare accepted liability for both injuries. The applicant’s ...
The AAT Registrar recently outlined, before a Senate committee, the remuneration arrangements we have in place for part-time members.
Do I need to pay an application fee? Yes. How much do I have to pay? The standard application fee is $1,121. Can I pay a reduced fee? Yes, a reduced fee of $100 can be paid if: legal aid has been granted for the review you hold a health care card, pensioner concessi...
Do I need to pay an application fee? Yes. How much do I have to pay? The standard application fee is $1,121 . Can I pay a reduced fee? Yes, a reduced fee of $100 can be paid if: legal aid has been granted for the review you hold a health care card, pensioner concessi...
Do I need to pay an application fee? Yes. How much do I have to pay? The standard application fee is $1,121 . Can I pay a reduced fee? Yes, a reduced fee of $100 can be paid if: legal aid has been granted for the review you hold a health care card, pensioner concessi...
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