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after talks with his New Zealand counterpart, Jacinta Ardern, in Sydney last year, which he said allowed for a “reset” of the trans-Tasman relationship.

A spokesperson for Giles said the change would deliver a more “common sense approach” although deportations would still occur. Where individuals pose a risk to the community, the Australian government will continue to cancel their visas and remove them.

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