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Labor, Coalition and One Nation fight among themselves on migration

ABC News Australia - Politics · 28 August 2026 at 9:53 am

A messy week of debate on migration has now drawn in the Coalition after Opposition Leader Angus Taylor left the door open to cuts to the refugee intake, a day after his frontbench colleague said humanitarian visas would not be touched.

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