Labor, Coalition in immigration talks as Malinauskas warns against 'race to the bottom'
Australian Labor Premier Peter Malinauskas has criticized both major political parties for engaging in a 'race to the bottom' regarding immigration policy. The federal government is currently in talks with the opposition to address high net overseas migration levels.
Why it matters
The debate over migration levels is a central political issue in Australia, impacting housing, economic policy, and electoral strategy.
Peter Malinauskas has warned against a "race to the bottom" on immigration policy. ( ABC South East SA: Elsie Adamo )
The federal government says it is in discussions with the opposition over immigration.
On Wednesday, South Australian Labor Premier Peter Malinauskas warned of a "political race to the bottom" with One Nation.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met on Wednesday as the government prepares to unveil its immigration policy.
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