Joint Standing Committee on Migration - Melbourne, VIC (part 2 of 2)
21 August 2026
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Joint Standing Committee on Migration Australian Parliament
00:00 - 00:02
Speaker 3
We'll begin.
00:02 - 00:58
Speaker 9
Thank you so much. The AIIA believes that we should consider the objectives of skilled migration within the broader context of the AI and digital economy in a way that supports, enables, and upskills the domestic capability, whether that's through our graduate programs, whether that's through the VET programs, or whether that's upskilling people who are mid-career. Skilled migration certainly has a place within the Australian context, but we must ensure that it complements domestic talent and its development. So it needs to be integrated into the national workforce, our education policy and frameworks to help us build sovereign capability today. Thank you.
00:58 - 01:03
Speaker 2
Thank you. Mr. Price. Mr. Avery.
01:03 - 01:17
Speaker 8
Thanks. Thank you, Chair and committee members. Thanks for inviting us to appear today. So Natisha is an Australian-owned data and digital transformation consultancy primarily based in Melbourne and Adelaide. We're not a large organization.
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