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One Nation gains ground as Coalition backs migration crackdown

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Australian politics is shifting rightward as opposition migration spokesperson Angus Taylor promotes a hardline immigration plan, roughly a year after Liberal senator Andrew Hastie's warnings on the issue. Commentators at the Guardian and Nine papers argue the Coalition's tougher stance is effectively playing into Pauline Hanson's One Nation, which is credited with reading the voters' mood. Meanwhile, major parties have united on cutting international student numbers, which the education sector warns will leave it with a bleak future.

Why now: The Coalition's adoption of hardline migration settings is being widely framed as a win for One Nation ahead of upcoming political contest.

One NationPauline HansonAngus TaylorAndrew HastieAustralia

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• A year after Hastie’s warning, Taylor has a solid migration plan. Hanson has the voters · SMH.com.au
• Taylor’s hardline immigration plan drags Australian politics further to the right – and it’s all upside for One Nation · The Guardian
• Education sector faces ‘bleak’ future as parties unite on student cuts · AFR

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