One Nation MP concedes party’s migration target ‘not too different’ from Labor’s once rural workforce included
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One Nation MP David Farley conceded in a Sunday morning interview that his party's migration target is "not too different" from the federal Labor government's once rural workforce requirements are factored in.
During the interview, Farley sought to redefine net overseas migration by arguing that there is a "true form" of the figure. He stated that the One Nation party desires 100,000 migrant rural workers in addition to a baseline 130,000 migration target.
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The Guardian World (GB)Details specific numerical breakdowns of the party's rural and baseline targets.
Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney, Australia) (AU)Focuses on the MP's attempt to redefine net overseas migration figures.
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