Tourism plan may spark accommodation boost for expats

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With the holiday season getting underway and Australia looking to draw more international companies to Australia, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has outlined his plans for attracting more foreign talent.

Mr Turnbull said the Government’s tourism strategy is aiming to attract 500,000 permanent and seasonal residents to Australia during the 2015 financial year.

The announcement will add to pressure on Government house construction projects which have seen an average of 5,000 foreign nationals moved into the community every month.

“We have made signific더킹카지노ant progress, and Australia is becoming increasingly attractive to foreign residents, as well as the thousands of Australians coming and working overseas for jobs,” he said.

The Government announced last month it was cutting up to 300,000 public servants and slashing around $70 billion in government spending.

Mr Turnbull said it was clear the nation’s ageing population and housing stock needed to be addressed to boost employment, infrastructure and population growth.

“The last thing we should do is leave this nation behind in terms of its economic position as it is going to continue to grow, our resources will continue to be the key to this country’s future prosperity,” M카지노 사이트r Turnbull said.

“And with a new employment outlook forecast that would see Australia moving up the economic ladder in the next decade, weapronx‘re keen to invest in housing and housing investment… with the help of the foreign direct investment fund in partnership with China and India.”

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