The Briefing Headlines Sept 22

Australia's migration debate explained

Labor's migration policy 

One Nation's migration policy

Coalition's migration policy

Cross bench migration policy

Tuesday Headlines: 
Albanese signs AI warning alongside world leaders
Trial of accused killer of Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies gets underway
Calls for Telstra to be stripped of Triple Zero responsibilities 
Fox News among outlets refusing to cover Trump after CNN banned from White House
Nick Daicoss wins Brownlow in record-breaking vote

Deep Dive: Migration has long been of the most fiercely debated issues in Australian politics. But it's reached a fever pitch in recent years following an explosion in migrants coming to Australia in the wake of the pandemic.  

What has followed has been a debate around what that number should be, driven by competing demands across the economy, housing, the labour market, and our shared values.   

As the major political parties roll out their platforms ahead of the next election, we're cutting through the noise to dive into what they're promising, what real-world impact these policies will have, and find out if anyone is actually getting the balance right.  

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Tuesday Headlines:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Albanese signs AI warning alongside world leaders</li>
<li>Trial of accused killer of Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies gets underway</li>
<li>Calls for Telstra to be stripped of&nbsp;Triple Zero&nbsp;responsibilities&nbsp;</li>
<li>Fox News among outlets refusing to cover Trump after CNN banned from White House</li>
<li>Nick Daicoss wins Brownlow in record-breaking vote</li>
</ul>
Deep Dive: Migration has long been of the most fiercely debated issues in Australian politics. But it's reached a fever pitch in recent years following an explosion in migrants coming to Australia in the wake of the pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;
What has followed has been a debate around what that number should be, driven by competing demands across the economy, housing, the labour market, and our shared values.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
As the major political parties roll out their platforms ahead of the next election, we're cutting through the noise to dive into what they're promising, what real-world impact these policies will have, and find out if anyone is actually getting the balance right.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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