Community groups and service providers are supporting the Productivity Commission's view that Australia's migration policy should not be dictated by fiscal considerations alone. But some are, challenging a recommended overhaul of the family-reunion and skilled-migrant streams, saying the existing conditions can just be improved.
Community groups and service providers are supporting the Productivity Commission's view that Australia's migration policy should not be dictated by fiscal considerations alone. But some are, challenging a recommended overhaul of the family-reunion and skilled-migrant streams, saying the existing conditions can just be improved.
