Tony Burke accuses Coalition of rushing migration policy | Morning News Bulletin 7 October 2026
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The government claims the Federal Opposition knows its plan to slash migration won't work; Mass protests continue in France over school conditions; and in the tennis, Australia's Alex de Minaur retires with an injury during the final of the China Open.
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