Taylor indicates Coalition's migration target could fall 'well below' 200,000

We don't have a single benefactor like some other political organisations do."Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is speaking to ABC Radio Perth where he's been asked about his commitment to WA's share of the GST.Yesterday, Albanese has pledged there would be no change to Western Australia's GST arrangements after a report recommended scrapping the existing deal.The prime minister says Western Australia is a driver of the national economy and the commonwealth wants to support its role."It's reasonable that WA get its fair share and that's what this represents As I say we expect that's going to be well below 200,000," Taylor says.Hello hello and welcome to our federal politics live blog! It's always great to have you join us here, especially early this Tuesday morning.I'm Josh Boscaini joining you live from Parliament House in Canberra, here and ready to bring you all of today's federal politics news.The prime minister will deliver an address to the Business Council of Australia's annual dinner tonight.We expect Anthony Albanese's speech will be focused on artificial intelligence ahead of a national cabinet meeting this week.Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the Coalition's migration target, which will be tied to the completion of homes, will fall "well below" 200,000.Let's get right into the day and see what it brings us!