Labor, the Coalition and One Nation are all planning to reduce net overseas migration – but their plans may not be realistic or beneficial, experts say.
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Migration has become a political talking point – how do parties’ policies compare?
PoliticsAustralian Immigration and AsylumOne NationLabor PartyCoalition
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The Guardian Australia
Migration has become a
majorpolitical talking point – how do parties’ policies compare? 1 change -
The West Australian
Migration slashed, visa overhauls: Australia’s
majorpolitical parties migration policies explained 1 change
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Headline as published: Migration has become a major political talking point – how do parties’ policies compare?
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
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| The Guardian Australiaas they published this story | 89 |
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