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Hanson argues a cut in migration worth the hit to the economy
As One Nation faced backlash for its proposal to make sweeping migration cuts, Labor’s quiet attempt to lower the number of arrivals also came under fire.
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What happenedAs One Nation faced backlash for its proposal to make sweeping migration cuts, Labor’s quiet attempt to lower the number of arrivals also came under fire.
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Left / center-leftHanson argues a cut in migration worth the hit to the economy
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
CenterHanson argues a cut in migration worth the hit to the economy
The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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Hanson argues a cut in migration worth the hit to the economy
As One Nation faced backlash for its proposal to make sweeping migration cuts, Labor’s quiet attempt to lower the number of arrivals also came under fire.
Hanson argues a cut in migration worth the hit to the economy
As One Nation faced backlash for its proposal to make sweeping migration cuts, Labor’s quiet attempt to lower the number of arrivals also came under fire.