Anti-N.Z. prejudice alleged
NZPA Sydney An Auckland man who has tried unsuccessfully for two months to get a job in Australia has said he is being discriminated against because he is a New Zealander. “As soon as employers find out 1 am from New Zealand they switch off,” Mr Stephen Conway said yesterday. He had spent more than $lOOO and applied for 38 jobs in his search for work. Mr Conway, who said he had a certificate in accountancy, went to Australia to further his career and gain experience with computers.
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