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Migration policy fails to ease concern for harvest workers, station stay staff

Immigration officials have been urged to process harvest worker visas immediately to ensure farmers can staff their operations when they begin taking their crops off from next week.

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Migration policy fails to ease concern for harvest workers, station stay staff

Immigration officials have been urged to process harvest worker visas immediately to ensure farmers can staff their operations when they begin taking their crops off from next week.

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