The Australian government's plans to allow thousands more foreign workers to work on Australian farms are facing a roadblock in the Senate.
Parliament is yet to ratify Australia's free-trade deal with Indonesia, six months after it was signed, and key crossbench senators have raised concerns about elements of the agreement.
The deal would increase the cap on 12-month working holiday visas for people aged between 18 and 30 from the South-East Asian country from 1,000 to 5,000, raising concerns about an influx of Indonesian workers.
