Labour shortage hits Victorian grape growers

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Table grapes are booming in Victoria’s Sunraysia, but the valuable crop is in danger of withering on the vine.

Growers are facing a nervous wait for clearance to use international pickers as the clock ticks down towards harvest time.

The Victorian National Party is calling for action, saying the state and federal governments must work together to ensure workers are able to come into Australia.

 

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