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Queensland plans outback boot camps for young offenders as political debate heats up
Reported by Imran Qureshi (Staff Writer) · Google News - UK Politics (search) ·
✓ — also reported by Google News - Australia Politics (search)
UPDATE - follow-up to Australian politics live: Chalmers says Liberal migration policy 'determined by One Nation'; PM denies giving reference for sacked Labor staffer - The Guardian: Queensland is set to create new outback boot camps aimed at youth offenders as part of regional policy shifts. Meanwhile, political sparring continues over national policy decisions. Treasurer Chalmers stated that the Liberal migration policy is being driven by the One Nation party, pointing to political alignment on border and population issues. State leaders and federal figures remain divided on the handling of youth crime and regional security measures as debates intensify across the country.
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