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Coalition Outlines Major Migration Cuts; ADF Incident Reported

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Angus Taylor announced the Coalition's migration policy, detailing major cuts to net overseas migration in the nation's history. Under the plan, net overseas migration would fall to 100,000 per year for the first two years of a Coalition government, before rising to 160,000 by the fourth. Separately, the Australian Defence Force confirmed a vehicle rollover at a training centre south of Darwin. The incident resulted in the death of a 28-year-old male soldier and injuries to five others, who were flown to Royal Darwin Hospital.

From theage.com.au, abc.net.au

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The policy outlines a significant shift in immigration targets, which are central to the Coalition's platform. The cuts are intended to rival the policies of One Nation. The incident involving the ADF occurred at a centre used by the Australian Defence Force.

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  1. Taylor outlines a specific proposal to slash migration by two-thirds.1 source
  2. ASIO and Border Force are being used to enforce the Coalition's new migration policy.1 source
  3. Taylor announced migration policy and referenced a training center south of Darwin.1 source

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