Shadow treasurer says Coalition will seek to cut net migration by 25% over three years
Taylor and Dutton at odds on migration; ‘Diddy’ faces new lawsuit; and Kiwi fined for trying to ‘body slam’ an orcaThe shadow treasurer said the Coalition would seek to cut net migration by 25% over three years, suggesting the reduction would get shallower over time. That contrasted with opposition leader Peter Dutton’s budget reply, where he put forward a cut from 260,000 to 160,000, or 38%.
Taylor also said “Australians deserve the opportunity to use their super for every possible investment that’s available”, a comment which on its face goes far beyond proposals to expand the Coalition’s super for housing policy. The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, told reporters Taylor had failed to answer “the most basic questions” about migration, which was the “centrepiece of Peter Dutton’s budget reply”.A British man died and several people were injured after a Singapore Airlines flight between London and Singapore experienced severe turbulence.
Xavier Decramer and his family made a home in Nouméa but the eruption of violence has prompted them to leave “with a heavy heart”,
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