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Published on: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 18:44:44 GMT

THE Japanese-owned abattoir at Oakey, in south-east Queensland, seems to have everything going for it. There is no shortage of cattle to feed a booming market that has made Australia the world's biggest beef exporter by value. Yet it has been unable to find enough skilled workers to process the beasts.

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 Australia - Immigration News Headlines April 2005:

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Published on: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 18:44:44 GMT

THE Japanese-owned abattoir at Oakey, in south-east Queensland, seems to have everything going for it. There is no shortage of cattle to feed a booming market that has made Australia the world's biggest beef exporter by value. Yet it has been unable to find enough skilled workers to process the beasts.

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