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'It'll send the message that they aren't welcome here'
Young high school students Shubhangi Parihar and Nuri Jung have told SBS News they're worried about the government "targeting" migrants in their city of Perth.
"I think [migrants] offer better community and cultural values, which I think is important in Australia, where immigrants come here so much," Jung told SBS' Christopher Tan.
Burke asked how government will win over the public
Burke is asked about how the government expects to win over the public when One Nation and the Coalition have lower migration targets.
One Nation has announced it will reduce temporary migration by 750,000 places over three years.
Single Perth international student Rui not concerned about visa changes
On the streets of Perth, international students have shared their perspective with SBS' Western Australian correspondent, Christopher Tan.
International student Rui Lin Zhang, 26, said that the changes may mean students head elsewhere.
Ed Sheeran rarely talks politics. The Macklemore controversy has put him at the centre of it
As artists quit Ed Sheeran's tour in solidarity with Macklemore, a wider debate is unfolding.
From 'cashies' to convictions: The ATO's $2.7 million warning shot
What some see as a victimless crime is anything but, the ATO says.
'Mobilisation of fear': The deeper strategy behind One Nation's immigration policy
For temporary migrants, the rise of One Nation is raising an urgent question: how secure is their future?
