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Midwife hit with $70,000 foreign investment tax after moving to Australia from UK

British midwife Kate Griffiths and her husband Mark gave up a lot to come to Australia.  (ABC News: Stephen Opie)

Kate Griffiths moved to Australia from the United Kingdom in 2024 to work at the Whyalla Hospital birthing unit during a statewide midwives shortage.

Ms Griffiths and husband Mark bought a home in Whyalla in 2025, but because of the timing, she was charged $70,000 by state and federal authorities.

Ms Griffiths says she will keep pursuing the ATO for the amount she was charged by it.

A midwife who moved to Australia on the promise of permanent residency from SA Health is calling for changes to the law, after she was slugged $70,000 by state and federal authorities for the purchase of her home.

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