Australia to Cut Record High Migration as Housing Crisis Bites
- New strategy to bring in skilled workers and control migration
- Government says intake will return to pre-pandemic levels
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Australia plans to bring record-high levels of migration under control by cracking down on student visas and unskilled migration, as the country struggles with a growing housing crisis which has pushed rents to their highest levels in more than a decade.
Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil will release the center-left Labor government’s long-awaited Migration Strategy on Monday, aiming to return Australia’s migrant intake back to near pre-pandemic levels by June 2025 at the latest.