Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (Kevin Rudd) delivered an important speech Wednesday (18) at a multicultural community dinner in the New State Labour Party`s ethnic community, again putting forward the values of the "Greater Australia" (Big Australian). Attacking the current Tam Po government`s immigration reduction policy will only hurt Australia`s economic development, let alone the trade development between Australia and the rest of the world.
Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd issued an important speech saying that the current tightening of the Tam Po Government`s immigration policy is, in fact, a very short-sighted policy, and the Immigration Minister took pride in what he said. This is a time when Australia`s least immigrants can obtain PR, and it is not worth refuting that Australia`s economy will develop more favourably. Rudd stressed that the well-known reasons for Australia`s economic development, to some extent, benefited from the absorption of large numbers of immigrants, especially investment migrants. The increase in immigration has expanded employment and developed the economy. In particular, the business of investment immigrants, their drive for Australia`s economic development, is clearly easy to see. The government should encourage investment, not limit and cut it.
Mr Rudd and Mr Tan recalled Mr Rudd`s strong support for multiculturalism and welcome of new immigrants during his Labour administration. The government supports public health development, focuses on education, and supports investment by new immigrants. In particular, encourage the next generation of new immigrants, cultivate Australian values, integrate into Australia`s mainstream society, bring new blood and vitality to the development of Australian society, this is an important factor for the long-term development of Australia.
Kevin Rudd, along with some Chinese media and community representatives, took pictures of New State Labour MP Shaoquett Moselmane, New State Education Director Jihad Dib,Oatley, Labour Party candidate Lucy Mannering, and former Ashfield City Councillor Wang Yunmei, among others. Also at the fundraising dinner were leaders from Indian, Vietnamese, Middle Eastern and Chinese communities. Among them, the Chinese community attended the overseas Chinese community, including Tam Kai-hin, vice-chairman of the China Trade Association, Jiang Nianchi, president of Jushelin, and so on.
