Highlights
- Due to border closures under the COVID-19 pandemic, Australia's net migration has dropped to negative levels not seen since World War Two.
- Australia has seen a decrease in international student arrivals - by 99 per cent since 2020, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
- The immigration minister says Australia's ability to effectively manage and contain COVID-19 outbreaks has made the country more attractive to migrants.
- The minister indicated international students and tourists would be given priority once international borders open.
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