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Premiers clash with Albanese on migration plan as PM intervenes in refugee cuts
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Kodawire AI Summary
States privately warned Canberra that deep cuts to international student intake will hurt an already slowing economy, creating another roadblock for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as he tries to reduce migration rates.
- States have privately warned Canberra that deep cuts to the intake of international students will hurt an already slowing economy.
- Albanese stepped in to head off a debate about refugee cuts.
- Premiers discussed the financial consequences of recent cutbacks on student visas at a meeting before national cabinet in Sydney on Wednesday.
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The Age (AU)
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Premiers clash with Albanese on migration plan as PM intervenes in refugee cuts
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Premiers clash with Albanese on migration plan as PM intervenes in refugee cuts
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- 7m agoThe Age (AU): Amid confusion within Labor on its refugee intake, state sources said premiers discussed the financial consequences of recent cutbacks on st
- 7m agoBrisbane Times (AU): Amid confusion within Labor on its refugee intake, state sources said premiers discussed the financial consequences of recent cutbacks on st
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