Albanese, Taylor hold talks on migration, as Labor eyes low
Opposition MPs are concerned about any perception that the Coalition would support Labor on migration, which could fuel Pauline Hanson’s talking point on the Labor-Coalition “uni-party”.

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Albanese and Taylor discussed migration as Labor seeks to pass its crackdown through the Senate
A deal is not yet in sight due to the Coalition's demands on overseas intake, but Labor's plan could be put to parliament as early as next week
- Albanese and Taylor held talks on migration.
- The Coalition's support is crucial for Labor's plan to pass.
Who's reporting it
- SMSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)Left
Albanese, Taylor hold talks on migration, as Labor eyes low-key policy reveal
- BTBrisbane Times (AU)Left
Albanese, Taylor hold talks on migration, as Labor eyes low-key policy reveal
- CNBCCNBCCenter
Albanese, Taylor hold talks on migration, as Labor eyes low-key policy reveal
- TAThe Age (AU)Left
Albanese, Taylor hold talks on migration, as Labor eyes low-key policy reveal
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Why it matters
Impact on Australia's migration policy and potential effects on the country's demographics and economy
- Possible passage of Labor's migration plan
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