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While rightwing Australia scapegoats immigrants, the country directly benefits from our skills and labour | Zoya Patel

Name: While rightwing Australia scapegoats immigrants, the country directly benefits from our skills and labour | Zoya Patel
Uploaded: 2026-05-21T04:49:55+00:00
Description: Australia's economy thrives thanks to skilled immigrants, yet they face scapegoating by rightwing narratives. Discover how immigrants fill crucial gaps and enrich communities, despite misconceptions. Let's unravel the surprising factors sha...

Australia's economy thrives thanks to skilled immigrants, yet they face scapegoating by rightwing narratives. Discover how immigrants fill crucial gaps and enrich communities, despite misconceptions. Let's unravel the surprising factors sha...

The Guardian· May 21, 2026 · 4:49 AM · 4 views

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While rightwing Australia scapegoats immigrants, the country directly benefits from our skills and labour | Zoya Patel

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