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Australia's migration is more complicated than the one number politicians fixate on

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By Casey Briggs Verified, Madi Chwasta Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Casey Briggs and Madi Chwasta As debate about how to reduce Australia's migration intake rages, much of the conversation has focused on a single figure. It's known as "net overseas migration", or the NOM for short. What's the perfect number? Is it 225,000, or 130,000, or something else entirely? Both Labor and the Coalition have indicated the NOM is higher than they want right now and are developing policies to take greater control of the migration program.
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New political parties are exploiting Victoria's archaic electoral system

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By Casey Briggs Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
As we tick closer and closer to Victoria's state election in November, a flurry of new parties has been racing to join the contest, planning to take advantage of an archaic aspect of the electoral system that has been abolished in every other state. The applications of a dozen aspiring political parties are currently being processed by Victoria's electoral commission. Of course, with only a handful of months to go, you wouldn't rate their chances.
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The count is over in Farrer, and David Farley can soon be sworn in

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By Casey Briggs Verified
| caseybriggs.com
The electoral commission has now finalised the distribution of preferences in Farrer, allowing it to formally declare One Nation's David Farley the winner. That will happen in Albury on Thursday morning, with the writ to be returned to Speaker Milton Dick by Friday, allowing Farley to be sworn in and take his seat in parliament. In the next few weeks we should get more detailed data from the AEC that tells us more about preference flows, including at each polling place.
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