Coalition’s migration cuts ‘are unreachable’
Immigration expert Abul Rizvi says Peter Dutton’s election pledge to slash the permanent migration program may limit the skilled worker intake and damage the budget bottom line.
Immigration expert Abul Rizvi says Peter Dutton’s election pledge to slash the permanent migration program may limit the skilled worker intake and damage the budget bottom line.
Israel’s Deputy PM calls on Labor to back the only democracy in the Middle East, as Anthony Albanese defends sending a critic of Israeli foreign policy to the year’s most important Holocaust memorial.
Anthony Albanese has rejected criticism and refused to admit he made mistakes in proceeding with the Indigenous voice referendum, saying he had fronted the media and the public frequently over his decisions.
Western Sydney University chancellor Jennifer Westacott says the nation is losing its ability to engage in a contest of ideas.
Independent schools will target Adam Bandt’s seat and three other electorates held by the Greens in retaliation for the ‘divisive rhetoric’ its MPs have directed at private schools.
The political furore over social cohesion has escalated, with Anthony Albanese’s hand-picked Islamophobia envoy weighing in.
The Greens will use a $10bn cash splash to help parents with children in public schools to win over working voters, with the policy forming part of the minor party’s demands to Labor in a hung parliament.
Penny Wong and Mark Dreyfus will represent Australia at an event commemorating the liberation of Auschwitz, amid confusion over previous signals the government was sending Labor Senate president Sue Lines.
Mackellar MP Sophie Scamps has ruled out supporting an increase to the GST, accusing the coal lobby of orchestrating a campaign of political attack ads.
Peter Dutton has pledged to impose minimum mandatory sentences for terror offences and displaying Nazi or terrorist symbols.
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