Australian immigration policy speech by Tony Burke was moved, not cancelled
Australia's deputy prime minister, Richard Marles, confirmed that Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke's speech on new migration policies was only rescheduled. He said it's common for senior government members to change diary dates. Burke's speech is now scheduled for delivery at the National Press Club as soon as possible.
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