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STORY ANGLES - Focuses on leadership and executive changes: Stories about key figures stepping down or taking controversial actions (e.g., Vice Admiral Mead, Attorney-General Rowland).
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Family visas for foreign students targeted in migration crackdown (opens the original)
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is on the verge of unveiling changes designed to ensure Labor meets its migration targets. International students are expected to be barred from bringing family members to Australia under the crackdown. Mr Burke will outline the full policy at the National Press Club tomorrow, six weeks after being forced to postpone the address. International students would effectively be banned from bringing family members to Australia under a long-awaited overhaul of the immig
Prime minister intervenes to guarantee refugee intake will not be cut (opens the original)
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The Home Affairs minister's office has said refugee places will be cut by a third next financial year, falling from 20,000 places to Morrison-era numbers of 13,750. But the prime minister has said "don't believe everything you read" in relation to those reports. The move has shocked several Labor MPs, who told the ABC they did not expect the proposed cuts, which have not been canvassed in any caucus forums. The prime minister has guaranteed Australia's refugee intake will not go backwards, hours
PM rules out British backpackers being forced to work in regions (opens the original)
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The government was considering imposing regional work requirements on British backpackers to make the scheme less attractive in a bid to bring down migration numbers. The prime minister has publicly poured cold water on that idea, heading off a diplomatic stoush. No date has been set for the government to unveil its changes in migration policy after Tony Burke postponed a National Press Club address earlier this month. The prime minister has vowed not to make British backpackers work in regional
Overseas nurses, teachers among skilled workers bumped to back of visa queue (opens the original)
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Overseas skilled visa applicants not working in defence or law enforcement have seen their wait times blow out as a result of shift in visa priorities by the government. Business leaders have said the changes have forced offshore nurses and teachers to the "emergency stopping lane". Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke faces pressure to reduce migration and is set to announce a more comprehensive overhaul of the system. Employers wanting to bring nurses, teachers and other skilled workers to Austral
Pauline Hanson shifts to pro-WA position on GST (opens the original)
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has previously argued the WA GST deal is not fair, but three years later she has endorsed the carve-up. Senator Hanson's change of heart appears to coincide with her closer relationship to billionaire mining magnate Gina Rineheart, who lives in WA. The prime minister has endorsed a deal extension until 2029, with a final Productivity Commission report on the GST expected by the end of the year. Pauline Hanson has undergone a remarkable transformation when it come
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