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PETER HUGHES. Who is running the show?
A new narrative. Why Australian immigration policy needs a positive approach With Pauline Hanson taking a hard-line on immigration in the Senate, it’s time for the government to change its tune or risk relinquishing the debate. It’s time the Australian government … Continue reading
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Tagged ANU Crawford School Policy Forum, government vs Hanson on immigration, Migration Council of Australia, Peter-Hughes
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