Australia’s craft and tourism boom, tourism boom but job losses hit industry

Business is booming in Australia, but many people still face the challenges of finding work, and many of them have to juggle the demands of caring for a family, raising a family and managing a busy life.

Business in the country’s tourism sector is estimated to have increased by 20 percent to 1.7 billion Australian dollars ($1.9 billion) in 2016.

In some cases, that’s due to the introduction of the Australian tourism tax.

The tax was introduced in 2014 to attract more tourists, but it’s now been used to fund more than 1.4 billion Australian dollar ($1 billion) worth of public infrastructure projects, including the National Broadband Network.

Australia’s tourism industry is a mix of small and large companies, ranging from small- and medium-sized hospitality companies to big international brands like McDonalds and Starbucks.

Tourism is a major contributor to the countrys GDP, according to the Bureau of Statistics.

Tourism has also become a critical driver of jobs in many other industries, including construction and manufacturing.

Australia has seen a surge in the number of Australians applying for jobs with international companies, such as Starbucks and McDonalds, as the government seeks to increase tourism to the United States and other countries.

But some jobs are also going overseas.

In June, the Federal Government announced it was increasing the tax on foreign visitors from $200 to $500.

But it also announced that people applying for these jobs would have to pay the full amount if they wanted to live in Australia.

Australia is also seeing a sharp rise in the numbers of Australians who apply for temporary visas, which are temporary visas granted for a limited period of time and have no permanent residency requirements.

The number of temporary visa holders increased by 17.5 percent to 6.2 million in June, according the Australian Immigration Department.

The agency estimates that the increase will create about 10,000 jobs.

A recent study by the Australia Institute found that the number working in tourism, hospitality and construction is forecast to increase by about 20 percent over the next four years, to about 730,000 people, or 12 percent of the population.

But those numbers are expected to fall when the Government moves to introduce permanent residency for foreign workers.