Peter Dutton Calls For Migration Cut We Have To Reduce The Numbers Peter dutton has announced several policies should the coalition be elected at the next election in his budget reply. the opposition leader has promised to slash the annual migration rate to 140,000. he said this would free up more than 100,000 homes over the next five years. 'under the coalition, we will cut the migration intake to free up housing and restore the great australian dream of home ownership,' mr dutton told parliament in his budget reply speech last.
The Housing Crisis Threatens To Unleash Australia S Darker Angels A coalition government would drastically slash migration as its main way of freeing up more than 100,000 homes over five years, opposition leader peter dutton has promised in his budget reply. Peter dutton will slash the permanent migration program by 25 per cent, ban foreign investors and temporary residents from buying existing homes and reduce the number of international students to free up more than 100,000 houses for australians over five years. Opposition leader peter dutton has delivered his budget reply speech, focusing on a 25 per cent cut to migration and further power bill relief for voters. It has also promised to ban foreign investors from buying existing homes for two years, scrap the $10 billion housing australia future fund, and reduce migration intake by 25 per cent.
Peter Dutton The Immigration Hardliner Who Could Be Australia S Next Opposition leader peter dutton has delivered his budget reply speech, focusing on a 25 per cent cut to migration and further power bill relief for voters. It has also promised to ban foreign investors from buying existing homes for two years, scrap the $10 billion housing australia future fund, and reduce migration intake by 25 per cent. The coalition will slash annual migration by 25 per cent and cut back international student numbers to address the nation’s housing crisis if elected next year, opposition leader peter dutton says. An elected dutton coalition government will act immediately to reduce the number of international students in higher education and vocational education and training (vet) as part of our plan to restore the australian dream of home ownership and reduce pressure on the housing market. Peter dutton has warned the coming wave of migration will worsen australia's housing and cost of living crises, accusing the albanese government of stealthily implementing a "big australia policy". delivering his second budget reply on thursday evening, mr dutton also pledged to. Under the coalition's proposed housing policy, international student numbers would be capped at a figure 30,000 below labor's proposal. the government would also ban foreign buyers and introduce early superannuation access of up to $50,000 for a house deposit.
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