Mark Levy spoke to Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commissioner Micaela Cronin in the wake of a horror weekend of domestic-violence-linked deaths to find out how the nation can best approach the problem of family violence

The Commissioner believes a bi-partisan approach is the only way to make real change, while encouraging victims to seek help. 

Mark Levy spoke to Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commissioner Micaela Cronin in the wake of a horror weekend of domestic-violence-linked deaths to find out how the nation can best approach the problem of family violence The Commissioner believes a bi-partisan approach is the only way to make real change, while encouraging victims to seek help.&nbsp;

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Federal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has told Mark Levy that the Federal Government's plan for migration will actually see the nation's intake increase.

The leader believes the policy unfairly targets some workers, including those working on farms or in pubs. 

On the Opposition's policy, the Opposition Leader says the '"cap" for net-overseas migration must sit at 170,000 people. 

Mr Taylor also refused to be drawn on if the government should cut the fuel excise again, as petrol and diesel prices skyrocket. 

Federal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has told Mark Levy that the Federal Government's plan for migration will actually see the nation's intake increase.
The leader believes the policy unfairly targets some workers, including those working on farms or in pubs.&nbsp;
On the Opposition's policy, the Opposition Leader says the '"cap" for net-overseas migration must sit at 170,000 people.&nbsp;
Mr Taylor also refused to be drawn on if the government should cut the fuel excise again, as petrol and diesel prices skyrocket.&nbsp;

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