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IF YOU HAVE a friend or relation backpacking in Australia chances are you’ve heard about their fruit-picking adventures.
In order to obtain a second year visa to stay in the country, visitors must partake in a period of regional work, usually on a farm, orchard or similar.
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Ever wondered what that’s like, picking fruit in the baking heat?
Twenty-eight-year-old Shane O’Mahoney got in touch to say he decided to create a video detailing a day in the life on the farm picking papaya grapefruit and mangoes “so I can share his experiences with friends and family back home”
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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A day in the life of an Irish fruit picker in Oz
IF YOU HAVE a friend or relation backpacking in Australia chances are you’ve heard about their fruit-picking adventures.
In order to obtain a second year visa to stay in the country, visitors must partake in a period of regional work, usually on a farm, orchard or similar.
Ever wondered what that’s like, picking fruit in the baking heat?
Twenty-eight-year-old Shane O’Mahoney got in touch to say he decided to create a video detailing a day in the life on the farm picking papaya grapefruit and mangoes “so I can share his experiences with friends and family back home”
Good man.
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