Migrants, refugees all need an English test: government

Ctizenship Minister Alan Tudge

Ctizenship Minister Alan Tudge Source: AAP

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Anyone wanting to settle permanently in Australia would need to show they have a basic command of English under the latest federal government proposal.

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