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From the archive It’s time to abandon the Home Affairs experiment Paddy Gourley 27 November 2023 Labor’s changes to the controversial portfolio don’t go anywhere near far enough Correspondents Between the idea and the reality Michael Jacobs 14 October 2021 The British PM will need to shake off his party’s deepest beliefs to reform the British economy National affairs Does immigration mean lower wages? Adam Triggs 20 July 2021 Despite the popularly held belief, there is no evidence that immigration reduces wages in Australia Essays & reportage Land of plenty Amanda Nettelbeck 26 March 2021 Is the federal government looking for too much unity in a country nourished by difference?

National affairs Second-string demagoguery Peter Brent 15 August 2018 At least Fraser Anning will be out of parliament by July next year National affairs Small world Peter Brent 28 March 2018 Would a stronger prime minister pull Peter Dutton into line? International Up against Angela Merkel, a Social Democrat wants to talk about refugees Klaus Neumann 25 July 2017 The debate of 2015 is being revived by a candidate for chancellor in September’s election Books & arts Selling “new Australians” to old Australians Maruta Rodan 19 June 2017 Books | Careful marketing helped ease the arrival of 170,000 migrants from postwar Europe