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‘Fresh fears’ the Albanese authorities will ‘miss’ migration discount targets

15Jan

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‘Fresh fears’ the Albanese authorities will ‘miss’ migration discount targets

Sky Information host Danica De Giorgio says there are “contemporary fears” the Albanese authorities will “miss its goal” to deliver down migration in a bid to ease the housing disaster. “Former immigration division deputy safety Abul Rizvi has advised The Each day Telegraph ‘Treasury boffins have over-estimated what number of scholar visa holders will go away the nation over coming years, one thing that might preserve internet migration charges at file highs’,” Ms De Giorgio stated. The Sky Information host was joined by Sky Information contributor James Bolt and One Nation Chief of Workers James Ashby to debate Australia’s internet migration and housing disaster. supply

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