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Australian tourism, from backpackers haven, to backpackers heaven.
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Hasbeen. Well said.
The fact of the matter is that unless there are some serious changes to IR laws, many businesses will fail. Hospitality first, retail, tourism and farming coming a close combined second.
It's a sad world when ones tomatoes are not allowed to ripen on a sunday. Or at least, can't afford to be picked.
People, can you not see what is behind the push for imported foods. These chain stores are simply establishing their OS markets in readiness for the day our farmers can no longer afford to farm.
Farmers 20 years ago sold their inherited farms because it seemed like the easy option.
Today, it may well be their only option, yet we just sit back and watch it happen just so we can protect workers rights.
Good luck to you all when the risk takers stop taking risks.
Won't happen you say cause there is always someone linning up to take our place. Boy you are so miss guided.
In the 90's most small business in these feilds made about 20% profit. Nowdays, that's more like 2 to 5%.
The end is coming guys.
Take your blinkers off before it is to late. Or maybe that day has already come.