Opposition Promises ‘Full Migration Package’ But Only Wants to Deport People
KEY POINTS
- •On September 6, 2026, Senator Duniam announced the opposition is close to finalizing a full migration package.
- •Duniam emphasized cooperation with the government but stressed deporting illegal overstayers was non-negotiable.
- •He also highlighted concerns that rising education spending hasn’t prevented declining standards or issues with the curriculum foundations.
Senator Duniam has declared the opposition is 'very close' to rolling out a 'full migration package'—and no, it’s not delivery from Uber Eats, but a deportation-heavy policy aimed at flushing out 'frivolous' asylum seeker claims. This comes amid a confusing national backdrop where Australian education spends more cash per student than ever, yet standards keep plunging like your favorite binge-watch's plot quality. Apparently, the 'problem with the curriculum' is we’ve ‘left foundations behind’—meaning students might be learning one thing while politicians try to fast-track illegal overstayers to the exit door. Duniam’s pitch sounds like a combo of tough border policy meal with a side of education chaos, served hot this September 6, 2026.
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(1 of 3)Source: Theguardian | Published: 9/6/2026 | Author: Tory Shepherd