The real numbers behind Australia’s migration debate
As Labor announces its new migration plan, we inspect the cacophony of figures and promises thrown around from all sides of the debate. The post The real numbers behind Australia’s migration debate appeared first on Crikey .
The Australian government is re-examining its migration policies, with the Labor party announcing a new plan. The debate surrounding migration has been marked by various figures and promises from different sides.
Sydney is experiencing an increase in organised crime violence, with 41 murders attributed to the city's underworld since 2020, according to NSW Police. Eight people have been estimated to have been murdered in cases of mistaken identity since 2021. The Australian Federal Police Commissioner, Krissy Barrett, has called for a renewed conversation about the links between illicit drug use and organised crime.
The university sector is also under scrutiny, with the chief executive of Universities Australia warning that any move to cut the number of international students would do lasting damage.
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