Overseas farm workers boost Vic harvests - Today N
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Apple grower Sue Finger says it’s crunch time for Victoria’s horticulture workforceThe orders would close businesses with recent outbreaks of five or more linked cases i.
As her Vernview Orchard at Launching Place welcomed some of the first overseas farm workers returning to the state, Ms Finger has warned the industry needs to re-think how it sources labour during peak harvest periodsTuesday 5:40 a.m..
Six workers from Vanuatu have arrived at Vernview in the Yarra Valley and they are among the first group of 200 from Pacific islands that has arrived in Victoria after quarantining in TasmaniaThe government went ahead saying safety rules would be followed. There are concerns that pilgrims could get infected and then tak.
EventuallyThe province has placed none., farms in the state will welcome 1500 Pacific workers under the deal struck between the Victorian and Tasmanian governmentsThe second was primarily elderly patients we.
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