SYDNEY (BLOOMBERG) - Australia's opposition party is calling for a reduction in migrant numbers post-Covid-19, saying the country's historic reliance on immigration to boost growth has hurt workers.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SYDNEY - Australia's opposition party is calling for a reduction in migrant numbers post-Covid-19, saying the country's historic reliance on immigration to boost growth has hurt workers.
Labor's shadow home affairs minister Kristina Keneally wrote in an opinion piece for the Sydney Morning Herald."Our answer should be no."
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