10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

[View in browser]( [Logo]( [Image]( [10 things you need to know this morning in Australia]( [10 things you need to know this morning in Australia]( [This is Business Insider Australia’s morning newsletter for Tuesday, November 23.]( [Working visa holders and international students will be permitted entry to Australia from next month, nearly 2 years after the border slammed shut]( [Working visa holders and international students will be permitted entry to Australia from next month, nearly 2 years after the border slammed shut]( [Skilled workers and international students will be welcomed back into Australia from 1 December, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced, nearly two years after the international border was slammed shut over COVID-19 fears.]( [Ahead of the return of working visas, the NSW Premier has warned the ‘economic sugar hit’ from migration shouldn’t override long-term plans for growth]( [Ahead of the return of working visas, the NSW Premier has warned the ‘economic sugar hit’ from migration shouldn’t override long-term plans for growth]( [NSW Premier Dominic Perrotet has tempered his vision for a “big NSW”, with a warning that using migration to fix short-term skills shortages should not be “confused” with an ongoing strategy for growth.]( [House prices will continue to rise into 2022 before falling in 2023, the Commonwealth Bank predicts]( [House prices will continue to rise into 2022 before falling in 2023, the Commonwealth Bank predicts]( [CBA predicts house prices are expected to peak in 2022 around 7% higher than 2021, which is expected to end up 22% on last year.]( [Property prices have grown twice as much as wages over the past 20 years]( [Property prices have grown twice as much as wages over the past 20 years]( [Home value growth has vastly outstripped the total change in wages and salaries, CoreLogic analysis of the property market relative to wage growth has revealed.]( [‘Not a fad’: Senator Jane Hume gave a speech arguing policymakers should embrace crypto]( [‘Not a fad’: Senator Jane Hume gave a speech arguing policymakers should embrace crypto]( [Australian crypto leaders say Senator Jane Hume’s calls for a cautious embrace of crypto should send a “very strong signal” to policymakers.]( [FedEx workers who strike will be locked out without pay, the company says, as it walks away from union negotiations]( [FedEx workers who strike will be locked out without pay, the company says, as it walks away from union negotiations]( [FedEx workers who plan to strike as planned this week run the risk of being locked out of work without pay for a minimum of two shifts.]( [Shell will acquire Australian energy retailer Powershop as part of its effort to diversify into power production]( [Shell will acquire Australian energy retailer Powershop as part of its effort to diversify into power production]( [Oil and petroleum giant Shell says it will acquire Australian power provider Powershop, months after a landmark court ruling forced the Dutch energy conglomerate to accelerate its plan to reach net zero carbon emissions.]( [Everything you need to know about early Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals]( [Everything you need to know about early Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals]( [What started out as one of the biggest shopping days in the United States, has since exploded into an international phenomenon. So what exactly are Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and what can we expect during the upcoming 2021 sales?]( [Image]( [Logo]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Policy](