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Opposition launches attack on government over budget migration forecasts

Published 11 May 2023, 9:22 am
The post-pandemic surge in international arrivals has been welcomed by Labor as a major driver of economic growth. But the Coalition holds fears about how the increase could exacerbate the housing crunch. Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson interviews two senior members of the shadow cabinet.
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