The Coalition wants to limit Australia's net migration intake to only one person per new home built, but businesses say the economy needs a "sustainable" migration program.
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Dramatic decreases in migrant numbers will make the situation worse, the federal government says.
More politicians need to level with voters about the trade-offs of lower migration: an ageing population, lower economic growth…
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor is facing internal pushback on his signature migration policy, while former Treasury boss Martin…
Opposition leader Angus Taylor will make migration a centrepiece of the Coalition's agenda in his budget reply speech.
The Opposition's pitch centres around cuts to migration and measures to boost housing supply. So how do they stack up?
Capping Australia’s net overseas migration and tying it to housing supply are central pillars of the Coalition’s plan.
