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Labor unveils plan to slash migration - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Plans to detain and deport visa overstayers, and cut down backpacker and student visa numbers are among the key pillars of Labor's newly unveiled plan to reduce net migration. Immigration minister Tony Burke says he wanted more powers, to control temporary visas and has blamed the Coalition for a breakdown in talks over legislation. Tony Burke, Immigration MinisterAbul Rizvi, former deputy secretary of Immigration DepartmentProf. Alan Gamlen, ANU Migration HubAngus Taylor, Opposition LeaderLaris
How is Labor planning to slash net migration - ABC listen (opens the original)
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After weeks of cabinet disagreement and delay the government has finally landed its much-anticipated migration policy, with plans to ban international students from bringing their families to the country. Labor will rely on tighter rules for temporary visas to reduce Australia's net overseas migration (AAP: Bianca Di Marchi) After weeks of cabinet disagreement and delay, Labor has finally landed on its much-anticipated migration policy. Immigration Minister Tony Burke will address the National P
Creatives face opt-out model for AI training - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The government has rejected criticism it's selling artists out to big tech, as leaked policy documents reveal the government is considering making inclusion in AI model training opt-out by default. Leaked policy documents seen by the ABC reveal Labor is considering imposing an opt-out model, where artists works would automatically be available to AI companies unless creators actively take steps to block or remove them.(ABC News: Simon Beardsell)
One Nation MP flags 'potential' family visa cuts - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Details of One Nation's immigration policy are still being settled with one of its MPs suggesting the party is open to slashing Australia's permanent family visa intake. Featured: Barnaby Joyce, One Nation MPAndrew Hastie, Liberal MPDavid Farley, One Nation MPAbul Rizvi, former Immigration Department deputy secretary One Nation MP David Farley says his party could potentially slash Australia's permanent family visa intake(ABC News: Matt Roberts)
One Nation MP leaves door open to slashing citizens' family visas (opens the original)
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One Nation MP David Farley says his party is open to cutting visas for family members of Australian citizens. On Monday, One Nation unveiled its policy to reduce Australia's temporary migration intake by 750,000 people over three years, including a ban on families of temporary skilled workers and international students. Mr Farley said One Nation had commissioned "extensive" economic modelling of its migration plan and would reveal more of the party's immigration strategy. One Nation MP David Far
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