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Australia's Labor plans migration cuts after Tony Burke speech delay

Australia's Labor government will introduce new rules to reduce net overseas migration despite the postponement of a key speech by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke.

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Australia's Labor government will introduce new rules to cut net overseas migration. The announcement was expected during a speech by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke that has been postponed.

Australia's Labor government will introduce new rules to reduce net overseas migration.2 The government plans to push temporary residents to leave Australia as part of the migration cuts.2 Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke postponed a major speech on migration policy.2,1

The speech was expected to reveal sweeping migration cuts, according to ABC reporting.1 Government sources told Guardian Australia that the migration cuts were planned despite the speech delay.2 Refugee advocates criticized the delay, calling it a missed 'opportunity to bring Australians together'.2

The ABC reported that the proposed migration cuts are contentious within the Labor Party.1

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  • Net overseas migration refers to the total number of people arriving in Australia minus those leaving, including temporary and permanent migrants.2

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