The Fiji Employers Federation said cuts announced to the Australia skilled migration intake is good news for Fiji.
President Dixon Seeto in an interview with Radio Australia, said the cut by 14 percent will slow Fiji's brain drain adding that there are some industries that will benefit the most
Australia is cutting its skilled migrant intake due to the international financial crisis.
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