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‘I’m not asking for special treatment’: the would-be migrants waiting to start their new lives in Australia

Reducing ‘net overseas migration’ has become a national preoccupation. What does it mean for the people waiting to come in? Sign up for a weekly email featuring our best reads Each year, tens of thousands of people put their hand up to start a new life in Australia. Partners of Australians, family members of citizens and skilled workers lodge visa applications and pay thousands of dollars in the…

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    ‘I’m not asking for special treatment’: the would-be migrants waiting to start their new lives in Australia (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Reducing ‘net overseas migration’ has become a national preoccupation. What does it mean for the people waiting to come in? Sign up for a weekly email featuring our best reads Each year, tens of thousands of people put their hand up to start a new life in…

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