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Growers warn of fallout from visa cuts

Experts have warned One Nation's immigration policy would have dire consequences for the horticulture sector. Picture: File
Edmund Coleman

UNPICKED crops, decimated rural communities and higher supermarket prices are among the consequences that could unfold if One Nation’s anti-immigration policy were to be implemented, farmers and experts have warned. At a federal level, One Nation has committed to: cutting working visas by hundreds of thousands, deporting illegal migrants in the tens of thousands, and […]

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