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Coalition unveils plan to cut net overseas migration to 100,000
Reported on 6 October 2026 · General
Newspaper story: a media report, not an official government announcement.
Media report (not official): ABC reports the Opposition proposes reducing net overseas migration to 100,000 a year for two years, mainly through changes to graduate, refugee and bridging visas. No economic modelling was released, and One Nation and Labor criticised the proposal.
Media report (not official): ABC reports the Opposition proposes reducing net overseas migration to 100,000 a year for two years, mainly through changes to graduate, refugee and bridging visas. No economic modelling was released, and One Nation and Labor criticised the proposal.
This is a media report, not an official government announcement. Rules only change when the Department of Home Affairs, the Minister or new legislation says so. If this story could affect your visa, speak to our registered migration agents and lawyers before you act.
Reported by: ABC News
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