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Former Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to break down One Nation’s proposal for net-negative migration, claiming that reducing population inflow will slash annual rents by nearly $2,800.
He argued that Australia must replace unnecessary student and temporary visas with targeted skilled trades while slashing housing construction red tape.
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