Coalition eyes ‘biggest’ migration cut in Australian history

The Front by audio@news.com.au

Oct 6, 20262:31News & Politics

The Coalition will cut net overseas migration to 100,000 people per year and slash temporary visas if the Liberals and Nationals win the next election. Plus, fears of supermarket price hikes as Woolworths' fuel levy trip...

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