Questions have been asked 'for a very long time' over foreign investment | Sky News Australia

Sky News host Jane Marwick says "a lot of Australians want Australia to be more self-reliant" as calls for further foreign investment reform intensifies.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg had recently announced changes to the foreign investment framework in Australia which are designed to protect the country's national interests as the economic implications from the spread of coronavirus arise. "There are lots of questions that everyday Aussies have been asking for a very, very long time," Ms Marwick told Sky News host Peta Credlin.

That has to come with understanding many lower trades educationally speaking are not worth 100k a year. And unions need to go!

Not happy Jane.

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There is a big problem with this at least re agriculture. Our trillion dollar super won’t or ever touch it as it’s risky. It serves no strategic value (to them maybe not others-problematic). MUST be forced. Like in Brazil. Banks must loan a percentage of lending to this industry.

Yep. We the punters have been saying that for a looong time...

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