Mr Hastie used social media to warn that the future of his party could be at risk if it didn’t take action to reduce immigration.

In an Instagram post on Wednesday afternoon, Mr Hastie said many young Australians had lost hope of owning a home because of what he said was an explosion in net overseas migration to Australia. “In the last two years, we’ve added nearly a million extra people to our population. Australians are feeling the impact of Labor’s immigration policy,” he said.




There is no point having a Uniparty system Labor Lite is oblivion for any party - see the pattern in the UK, Germany, France.

A recent national survey revealed most Australians now want a temporary freeze on arrivals until the country’s stretched infrastructure can catch up to demand.

The poll found 71 per cent of respondents support a pause on migration until more schools, hospitals, roads and homes are built - a significant jump from 60 per cent last year.

The results come amid fresh data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, which confirmed that net permanent and long-term arrivals hit 379,870 between January and August this year - up six per cent on 2024’s record. 

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Mr Howard said he had “never met a multicultural person” and insisted he had only met “bi-cultural people”, and that assimilation was essential for a united nation.

“We made a terrible mistake, I think, in getting rid of the sensible understanding of the word ‘assimilation,’” he said.

“Now, to assimilate doesn't mean you forget your mother culture … I've never met a multicultural person. I've met plenty of bicultural people.”

https://www.9news.com.au/national/melbourne-victoria-police-assaulted-protests-a...



By Patrick Brischetto

4:04pm Oct 19, 2025



Hundreds involved in a 'March for Australia' anti mass-immigration rally were met with police and counter-protesters, with police forced to create a barricade between the two groups on Bourke St.
In a statement released on Sunday afternoon, police said projectiles were thrown.


"The police officers were pelted with rocks, glass bottles and fruit whilst trying to protect protestors and the broader community in the vicinity," they said.
They said one female sergeant was hospitalised with a suspected broken hand, whilst a male constable sustained a laceration to the lower leg; neither officer is in a life-threatening condition.
One person was arrested, and police say they are searching for more offenders.
"We make no apologies for officers having to use force to separate and safely disperse crowds during protests where police have been presented with an extremely volatile and violent environment," Victoria Police Commander of the North West Metro region Wayne Cheeseman said.
"Police do not attend protests with the aim of using force, but it is always in response to the actions of protestors whether it be violence between different groups, or towards officers," Cheeseman claimed.


against some protesters were heard, with witnesses claiming riot police worked to push back the pro-immigration protests and disperse the crowd.
The March for Australia protesters eventually walked away from the counter-protesters after 1pm and marched along Spring St.
In Sydney, police estimated around 5000 people gathered in the CBD for an anti-immigration protest, but a counter-protest of a similar size was also mounted.
There were no reports of injuries, clashes or arrests in Sydney, with other protests and counter-protests popping up all over the country on Sunday.
Thousands gathered for an anti-immigration protest in Brisbane, with politician Bob Katter seen amongst the crowd

Here is a statement by a senior VICPOL officer describing the behaviour of the racist leftist vermin in Melbourne today. I note that the channel 7 news tonight did not show the full interview and gave the impression that the March for Australia people were involved. How typical of the MSM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HurjrXMESgE

Sir lastnail wrote on Oct 19^th, 2025 at 6:07pm:



Albo is a traitor.

Belgarion wrote on Oct 20^th, 2025 at 5:57pm:

Here, here.