After the Albanese Government on the weekend confirmed that it would ramp-up immigration to record levels following next month’s Jobs & Skills Summit, a conga line of special interests have demanded their fill.
The Business Council of Australia (BCA) has demanded four year visas for temporary ‘skilled’ migrants alongside a guaranteed pathway to permanent residency:
The business community is pushing the Albanese government to create a national series of special innovation zones that could attract investment and fast-track skilled migrants, in a bid to make Australia globally appealing…
