#…If 'business as usual' is so utterly broken, why do we keep doing it?…#

Answer:
Believe it or not, too many people in this wide brown land, are too comfortable to give a toss!

I keep reading these misanthropic articles of Ross, in the slim hope that one day the urgency of the dreadful state of the Australian housing market and its overall depressing effect on ordinary Joes, might actually appear to matter to him: I wish myself the best of luck for that one to happen.

Except it's not "business as usual" Ross. Immigration only exceeded 200K for the very first time, around 2007. Now, Albanese Labor is keeping it above 250-300K, permanently. With this unnecessary excess demand locked in for good, I guarantee you, our cities will continue to be world leaders in rental pain and housing un-affordability, for our children and grandchildren.

This is the latest set of big fibs from Housing Minister O'Neil, and she's getting away with it. "Real progress. For the first time in a decade, new homes are being built faster. Better supply chains. More workers. More homes getting finished sooner. Look, the housing challenge we're facing are really serious and have been brewing for 40-years."

Nothing is going to change while there is mass immigration, high government costs and Labor governments.

In SA last night on the news, the Premier was banging on about allowing higher chicken coops to be built in Adelaide - despite builders continually saying that the chicken coops are too expensive to build, even with the communal bathrooms his idiot government has just legislated for.

There is only one solution: fewer people.

Immigration levels now rival cost of living as Australia's top concern.

If Canberra would take notice and curtail their own immigration policies, and those of universities shadow immigration of foreign students, there would be no housing/rental crises, and GDP per capita and cost of living would improve.

Australia’s population is about to hit 28 million within a year because of mass immigration. (ABS). Australia is one of the “fastest changing countries in the world”. Our rate of population growth is higher than India, Bangladesh and Vietnam. 2.1% - twice that of the U.S; seven times higher than France.

Australians are not re-producing themselves. The increase is all down to maniacal mass immigration that accounts for 3 times the natural growth.

“Life under the uniparty’s mass migration regime is simply too stressful and too expensive to raise kids and start a family”.

Just this month the immigration minister conceded that there were worries about but RULED OUT setting targets,

There should be a target of zero for the foreseeable future.

In 2022, Albanese wanted a “legacy”. He is quoted as saying, “I’m in politics to do legacies”.

While it might not have been the legacy he wants to be remembered for, crippling mass immigration is the one he will have to own.

In his first term, he brought in 1.3 million people, nobody voted for. It was one of the highest intakes, per capita, in the world.

We are expecting another 260,000 next year, stabilising to 225,000. But it could be more - with the lies we have become accustomed too. And he might get a third term.

Wake up Australians!

Too many public Servants, too many on welfare, too many unproductive, too many stupid, too many useless That's the Nations dilemma & the longer this Federal administration is in power the longer it'll take to recover if recovery will still be possible by the time Labor goes that is.
Yes, Australians need to wake up. If they refuse it'll be pointless to care.
There needs to be a deterrent/repercussion for people who wilfully make themselves unemployable.