Julian Hill
Julian Hill is an Australian politician from the Labor Party, serving as a member of the House of Representatives. He has represented the federal seat of Bruce since 2016 and is known for his advocacy on various social issues. The seat, traditionally a Labor stronghold, is currently facing challenges as the Coalition seeks to appeal to voters with economic concerns.
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Australia:
Last week, Labor’s assistant minister for multiculturalism Julian Hill made waves in a speech reminding progressives that 'there are limits to cultural expression'.
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Australia:
Julian Hill, the Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs, discovered that debates over the scale and focus of the migration program are entirely legitimate.
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Australia:
Julian Hill, Labor’s assistant minister for Citizenship, urged progressives to embrace national symbols.
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Australia:
Federal International Education Assistant Minister Julian Hill discussed the challenges posed by non-genuine international students.
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Australia:
Labor MP Julian Hill warned following the Roberts-Smith defamation ruling there could be a wave of veteran suicides unless the nation moved past a focus on wrongdoing by Australian troops in Afghanistan.
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Australia:
Federal Assistant Minister for International Education Julian Hill is due to appear at the summit.
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Australia:
Shorten said he welcomed recent moves by Assistant Minister for International Education Minister Julian Hill last year to ban agents from getting commissions for onshore provider transfers.
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Bangladesh:
Julian Hill announced changes to the student visa regulations after meeting with Indian officials during his visit to India.
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Australia:
Julian Hill commented on Sussan Ley's internal polling and the state of the Liberal Party.
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Australia:
Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs Julian Hill said the Coalition was 'divided, dysfunctional and deluded'.
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