Opposition leader Angus Taylor touted the plans as “the biggest cut to immigration in the history of this country”.
New analysis by AFR Weekend reveals that most immigrants are no longer coming from China or India, and more arrivals are coming from non-democratic countries.
The Liberal leader Angus Taylor will pledge to slash the number of migrants coming to Australia as the Coalition tries to claw back ground from One Nation. The revamped migration policy will be ...
Net overseas migration would be cut to 100,000 for the first two years, before rising to 160,000, under a Coalition government.
SYDNEY, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Australia's conservative opposition coalition has proposed to slash temporary and humanitarian visas while prioritising skilled workers in what it called the "biggest cut ...
Following months of discussions and partial announcements, Liberal leader Angus Taylor has unveiled the Coalition’s migration policy, including the “biggest cut to immigration in the history of this ...
As a first-generation migrant Australian, I want to share why we must demand that migrants participate fully in our ...
One Nation wants negative migration in its first years, the Coalition has promised to more than halve it, while Labor has announced measures to ensure migration actually falls to its target of 225,000 ...
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The coalition would reduce net overseas migration from its annual level of nearly 300,000 people to about 100,000 in the first year if it won the next election, the opposition leader announced on ...
Australians have sent Anthony Albanese a blunt message on the cost-of-living crisis, with more than half demanding the ...
Condemnation across political spectrum after incident in Wangaratta, as Nationals MP from nearby electorate says Haines ‘not a divisive figure’ ...
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