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Angus Taylor says he believes in 'a version' of multiculturalism
Key takeaways
- Opposition leader Angus Taylor says he supports a version of multiculturalism, with stricter migration rules.
- Angus Taylor says he supports a "version of multiculturalism" with stricter migration controls, but not a "monoculture" as demanded by One Nation.
- Mr Taylor would not commit to supporting multiculturalism when asked repeatedly yesterday, though several Liberal MPs have since said the party remained committed.
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Opposition leader Angus Taylor says he supports a version of multiculturalism, with stricter migration rules. (ABC News: Ian Cutmore)
Angus Taylor says he supports a "version of multiculturalism" with stricter migration controls, but not a "monoculture" as demanded by One Nation.
Mr Taylor would not commit to supporting multiculturalism when asked repeatedly yesterday, though several Liberal MPs have since said the party remained committed.
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