Karnal wrote on Dec 27^th, 2023 at 4:28pm:

Ah, so the way to cope with very high levels of immigration is to.... er.... increase the level of immigration.

That sounds  so stupid that it must be your idea.




Migrant arrivals
In 2022-23, the number of migrant arrivals increased to 737,000, up from 427,000 the year before. This equates to an annual increase of 73 per cent. In 2020-21, there was an annual decrease of 71 per cent, due to the travel restrictions during the pandemic. With the travel restrictions now lifted, the number of migrant arrivals has surpassed annual numbers recorded pre-pandemic.

In the five years prior to the pandemic, the average number of migrant arrivals was 515,000 per year with the majority arriving on temporary visas (307,000). For those who arrived with a permanent visa, the average was 92,000. For Australian and New Zealand citizens arriving it was 77,000 and 32,000 respectively.

In 2022-23, those on temporary visas (554,000) recorded higher volumes than pre-pandemic levels. Permanent visa holder arrivals (80,000) and Australian citizen arrivals (59,000) however, recorded lower levels. New Zealand citizens (41,000) recorded higher volumes than the pre-pandemic five-year average.

Temporary visa holders were the largest contributors to arrivals in 2022-23. Of the temporary visa holders, the largest group was international students (283,000). Other temporary visa holders include working holiday makers (70,000) and temporary skilled (49,000).




Students from the third world are not working as tradies, building houses, paki. Or as doctors and nurses. Most overseas student graduates are employed well below their supposed 'skill' level'.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12902243/Cruel-response-Perth-single-mu...




This is the cruel response her real estate agent gave when the single mum asked for help

By Kylie Stevens For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 11:50 AEDT, 27 December 2023


A single mum whose rent doubled days out from Christmas has revealed the cruel response from the real estate agent when she asked for help.

Jakki Brooking, 28, was recently informed that the rent on the Perth property she and son Levi had called home for the last six years would skyrocket from $300 a week to $630 from January 1 after it was sold to new owners.

The new rent was unaffordable, forcing the part-time nurse to scramble for alternative accommodation before the lease ended on January 1.

More then half of her income would have been eaten up by rent had she stayed, leaving little for other essential expenses, including her son’s appointments for his ADHD.

At her wit's end, an emotional Ms Brooking shared a heartbreaking video on TikTok, revealing that she had applied for dozens of rental properties but was rejected for all of them, despite proof of a stable income.

Fearing that she and her son may end up homeless, she recalled how she turned to her real estate agent as a last resort.

This is Jakki, part time nurse from Perth. She's complaining to the UK Daily Mail the landlord put her rent up, aren't you, love?

Well, Chopper's got one thing to say to you, Jakki:

Harden the fuck up.

John Smith wrote on Dec 28^th, 2023 at 6:50am:



How about if you tell your mate Albo to stop mass immigration?   

John Smith wrote on Dec 28^th, 2023 at 6:50am:



How about if you tell your mate Albo to stop mass immigration?   

John Smith wrote on Dec 28^th, 2023 at 6:30pm:


Yes, but I think you'll find Bobby's researching the subject as we speak. He's going to come back with a response that will blow us away, JS. Facts, figures, analysis, you'll see.

Either that, or he'll post a photoshopped picture of an albino in a swimming pool full of Nig Nogs.

Either/or, no?

Indeed.

Bobby's always on the ball.

Sometimes he's on both of them.

What do you call nuts on the wall? 

Bobby, you've been conned.

A favourite centuries old tactic of politicians is divide and conquer.  You are not only stupid enough to fall for it, you're so stupid you do the politicians dirty work for them.