Political points scoring on immigration? Woodhouse thinks not
Michael Woodhouse responds to criticism over the government's move to cut immigration levels.
Jason Walls
Wed, 12 Oct 2016
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Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse is pouring cold water over claims the government’s move to curb immigration is simply a case of political point scoring.
Yesterday the government unveiled its plan to cut the number of resident approvals by 5000 for the next two years, as well as raising
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Jason Walls
Wed, 12 Oct 2016
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