Business and miners back Labor's migration policies, but farmers angry
17-09-2026 20:44 via abc.net.au

Business and miners back Labor's migration policies, but farmers angry

Business groups, miners, and the housing industry welcome the Albanese government's changes to the migration system, but farmers and the hospitality and tourism industries say they will make labour shortages worse.
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