AustraliaThe GuardianLabor and the Coalition need the Indian diaspora vote, but the immigration debate has many feeling bruised
Indian Australians, now the country's largest migrant group, feel bruised by the immigration debate but both Labor and the Coalition are courting their vote ahead of the Victorian election.
While Victorian Labor holds a marginal lead with Australia’s largest migrant group, many feel politicians only offer platitudes
With the Victorian election approaching, both Labor and the Coalition are competing for the Indian Australian vote as the community grows and the immigration debate intensifies.
Redbridge polling shows state Labor holds a marginal lead among Indian Australians, a gap that widens when voters choose between Labor and One Nation.
Many Indian Australians say cost of living and the economy matter most to them, and several have ruled out One Nation over its hardline family migration policy.
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