Bad infrastructure planning threatens rural economy amid immigration cuts, warns Australia Institute’s Matt Grudnoff
‘We plan infrastructure very badly.’ This concerns Australia’s handling of immigration and infrastructure planning.
Matt Grudnoff from the Australia Institute argues that immigration cuts could harm rural economies.
He highlights the disconnect between urban and rural immigration policies, particularly with One Nation’s stance.
Grudnoff warns that stopping immigration could create new economic problems for Australians.
He suggests that infrastructure planning needs a longer time horizon to address growth effectively.
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