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2019 Economic and Political Overview in Hobart

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Visa rules disadvantage WA business
Business News WA, Wednesday 14 Aug 2019

How Mackenzie turned BHP into a force for good
Australian Financial Review, Friday 09 Aug 2019

Australian workforce gaps grow in areas like cyber security
The Advertiser, Tuesday 06 Aug 2019

Agriculture poised to be major beneficiary from Indonesia agreement
The Advertiser, Wednesday 24 Jul 2019

Bridging visa blow out now bigger than Hobart and Government expects it to keep growing
ABC News, Wednesday 24 Jul 2019

457 visas did more good than harm says CEDA
IT News, Tuesday 16 Jul 2019

Temporary skilled migration has not undercut Australian jobs or conditions report finds
The Guardian, Monday 15 Jul 2019

Migrant fears unfounded but more transparency needed CEDA
Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 15 Jul 2019

Migrants don t actually threaten Australian workers jobs new analysis reveals
SBS, Monday 15 Jul 2019

Canberra is the problem in the visa system
Australian Financial Review, Monday 15 Jul 2019

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