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One Nation’s immigration targets have been described as “all over the shop” after Barnaby Joyce said his One Nation colleague David Farley misspoke when he remarked the party’s net migration target was “not too different” from Labor’s.
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One Nation’s immigration targets have been described as “all over the shop” after Barnaby Joyce said his One Nation colleague David Farley misspoke when he remarked the party’s net migration target was “not too different” from Labor’s.
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Source: The Guardian · Miles Herbert. Published 24 Aug 2026, 06:59 am.
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