Australia politics live: Coalition to heavily cut net migration and shred 96% of house construction code; CBA posts bumper $11bn profit
This will be achieved through a higher share of skilled migrant workers linked to jobs that meet Australian industry needs. This includes more reductions in other streams like family, international students and other temporary migrants.
- ▪This will be achieved through a higher share of skilled migrant workers linked to jobs that meet Australian industry needs.
- ▪This includes more reductions in other streams like family, international students and other temporary migrants.
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| Publication time | Tue, 11 Aug 2026 22:29:32 GMT |
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5m ago17.23 EDTCoalition promises to drastically cut net overseas migrationThe Coalition has promised to drop net overseas migration to under 180,000 a year over the forward estimates, including by cutting family and international student visas, as part of a push to open up more housing supply.The shadow housing minister Andrew Bragg will be up at the national press club and says the opposition will strip the 2000 page national construction code, which he says makes it “illegal to build a cheap safe house”, down to an 80-page “basic Australian standard”.The current permanent migration level is set to 185,000 while the net overseas migration figure has been trending downwards from post-covid peaks and is anticipated to be 245,000 for 2026–27.Net overseas migration is the total number of…
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