Absolutely. My point was more that there are a lot worse things going on than what the article picks up on for sure and they should be stopped.

My experience left me wondering who I'd even tell about the issues I experienced and more to the point who would even care. Most of my experience with the "officials" involved in working holidays, visas, border control etc aren't just unhelpful but a lot foster some kind of disdain for people who are on a working holiday, it must be even harder for people whose first language isnt English like me.

I worked with an Indonesian guy who was kept working with the promise of the owner of the place I worked at that he was filling out the paperwork needed and sorting it for him. The owner constantly carried on this deception for as long as he could to keep the guy working. After I'd left I found out about a month later the guy had gotten so sick of being lied to he decided he was going to leave and make his own way elsewhere. The owners response was to report the Indonesian guy to relevant "authorities" and he ultimately got deported because, surprise surprise, his paperwork hadn't been completed properly.