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One Nation has announced a new migration plan intended to significantly reduce the number of temporary visas issued in Australia. This move is expected to create political pressure on the Coalition, who are being questioned about why they are not leading the agenda on this issue. Additionally, the government may consider softening its digital duty of care laws following indications from the communications minister that she is open to negotiating on specific ministerial powers.
- ▪One Nation announced a migration plan that will drastically cut temporary visas.
- ▪The Coalition is facing increased scrutiny regarding why they are not driving the migration agenda.
- ▪The government is considering watering down its digital duty of care laws.
- ▪Communications minister Anika Wells indicated a willingness to negotiate on the ministerial powers within the digital duty of care bill.
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6m ago17.05 EDTKrishani DhanjiGood morning, Krishani Dhanji here with you for another busy sitting week.There’s a few moving parts in Parliament this week – One Nation has this morning announced a migration plan that will drastically cut temporary visas, and lead to more headache for the Coalition who are asked why Pauline Hanson is driving the agenda and not them.Speaking of Hanson, her fight with Andrew Hastie shows no sign of ending – we’ll likely hear more back and forth from the pair today.And, the government could look to water down its digital duty of care laws after hints from the communications minister Anika Wells yesterday that she was willing to negotiate on the ministerial powers in the bill.Let’s get stuck in!Share
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