MAJORITY OF AUSTRALIANS support skilled workers to become permanent residents.

Seeming that Turnbull and his party comrades are observing how much public support these proposed changes would bring to them amid political turmoils leading to the next federal election. They should note that MAJORITY OF AUSTRALIANS support skilled workers to become permanent residents.

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