Government to cut permanent migrant numbers by 30,000
Prime Minister Scott Morrison arrives at the Urrbrae Education Centre in Netherby, Adelaide, Tuesday, March 19, 2019. Source: AAP
The federal government is set to slash Australia's annual migration intake as Prime Minister Scott Morrison denies concerns about congestion are driven by racism. Cabinet has authorised the changes, which would cut up to 30,000 from the current target of 190,000 permanent migrants.
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