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Live: Burke to unveil Labor's revamped migration policy tomorrow after delay

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  • Members of the religious group Plymouth Brethren face allegations they paid agitators to track the prime minister and harass candidates at the last election.
  • One Nation MP David Farley says Aboriginal Australians are an "advancing culture" after his party leader said the race was "primitive".
  • The One Nation leader said she didn't mean to cause offense by the comments which she said in the context of discussing learning Indigenous history in classrooms.

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Members of the religious group Plymouth Brethren face allegations they paid agitators to track the prime minister and harass candidates at the last election.

Earlier, Tony Burke announced Labor's anticipated migration overhaul, a month after he was forced to postpone a planned address.

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One Nation MP David Farley says Aboriginal Australians are an "advancing culture" after his party leader said the race was "primitive".

Pauline Hanson offered a qualified apology yesterday for comments made on a conservative podcast last year which attracted condemnation.

The One Nation leader said she didn't mean to cause offense by the comments which she said in the context of discussing learning Indigenous history in classrooms.

Speaking to Afternoon Briefing, Farley says there is a more primitive race in South Africa.

"There is a race in South Africa that is a lot more primitive than the Australian Aborigines," Farley says.

"If you went back to when the first Europeans arrived in Australia they would assess it as a primitive culture but end today's it is an advancing culture."

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