Pocock says skilled migrants should be top priority as Australia faces shortage of AI workers and tradies – as it happened
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The prime minister said he has spoken with Nepal’s prime minister, Balendra Shah, to “extend Australia’s deepest condolences” after the deadly flash floods.
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What happened
The prime minister said he has spoken with Nepal’s prime minister, Balendra Shah, to “extend Australia’s deepest condolences” after the deadly flash floods.
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