Exclusive: Shorten dismisses Dutton’s migration plan as mere ‘slogan’ – Renters find hope in latest vacancy data from Australia

1 hour agoRecent⁣ Developments2 hours agoExclusive Interview with Jim Chalmers2 hours agoPositive⁢ News for Renters2 hours agoExciting New Feature: Filters BETAKey Highlights (3)Australia (4)Peter Dutton ⁣(3)Australian Associated Press (3)Bill Shorten (3)NDIS (3)Just In: Australia to Impose Sanctions on Entities Linked to North Korean Arms Exports to⁢ RussiaEntities involved in North Korea’s arms supply to Russia for the war in Ukraine are facing financial sanctions from Australia. Foreign Minister Penny Wong announced this move in collaboration with international partners to address the violation of UN Security Council resolutions. The use of North ​Korean ballistic ​missiles by Russia in the conflict is strongly condemned by Australia, emphasizing the need for compliance with global non-proliferation efforts. The relationship between these nations poses significant threats to various​ regions, urging for peace and support for Ukraine’s defense. Those aiding Russia’s war‌ will face consequences, as stated by Wong.– Australian Associated PressShare This Update: 18.47 EDT26 ⁣minutes agoHead-to-Head: Shorten and Dutton Debate Migration ReductionNDIS Minister Bill Shorten and Opposition Leader Peter ​Dutton engaged in a heated debate ⁢over Dutton’s proposal to decrease Australia’s migration intake. Shorten questioned the impact of foreign buyers on ⁤the‌ housing market, prompting ​Dutton to defend ⁤the policy’s aim to free ⁢up homes for Australian citizens. The clash highlights differing views on migration and housing shortages ‌in the country. Stay informed with the latest updates ⁤from The Guardian.Source:⁤ www.theguardian.comTimestamp: 2024-05-16 17:35:44