The Coalition in Australia is preparing to propose a substantial reduction in net overseas immigration levels to between 150,000 and 200,000 people per year, according to a leaked internal policy document. This plan, spearheaded by opposition leader Angus Taylor, comes as part of a broader strategy to rebuild the Coalition's platform following a significant electoral loss in 2025. The current immigration level stands at 306,000 for the 2024-2025 period, and the proposed cuts would represent a major shift in immigration policy. Taylor has emphasized the need to align immigration with Australia’s capacity to provide housing and services while ensuring social cohesion. The Coalition's approach includes a focus on 'Australian values', which has raised concerns about alienating certain communities, particularly Chinese Australians. The document outlines plans for a comprehensive policy platform to be ready by February 2027, suggesting Taylor's intent to avoid the policy disarray that characterized the previous campaign. Additionally, the Coalition is planning a targeted communication strategy aimed at 33 electoral seats to coincide with the upcoming budget-in-reply speech, aiming to present a credible alternative to the current government.