Andrew Bragg proposes migration limit of 180,000 per year
The Guardian · August 12, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has proposed lowering net migration to 180,000 annually. He stated that this target could help address Australia's housing shortfall, despite lacking public support from some Coalition colleagues.
Why it matters
The proposal could influence immigration policy and housing availability in Australia.
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How does this story affect you if you are seeking housing in Australia?
This proposal could impact the availability of housing, as a lower migration limit may reduce demand for housing. If implemented, it could lead to fewer newcomers competing for rental and purchase options, potentially affecting housing prices and availability.
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