Farmers cut deal with government over backpacker visa delays
The National Farmers Federation and the federal government have reached a short-term agreement to fast-track urgent visa requests for backpacker workers.
Farmers cut deal with government over backpacker visa delays
The National Farmers Federation and the federal government have reached a short-term agreement to fast-track urgent visa requests for backpacker workers.
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