The uniparty never goes to the polls with an immigration or population policy. Only One Nation wants to talk about something that the majority of Australians are worried about.

Google ‘one nation policy on immigration’, and it is all spelt out.

Google the same for the uniparty, and you'll find nothing definite.

If you don't want to look, One Nation proposes:-

. Deportation of 75,000 illegals - visa overstayers, illegal workers, all unlawful non-residents
. Cut immigration to 130,000
. End skilled visa sorting
. End student visa loopholes - back-door to work and permanent residence
. Stop the Administrative Review Tribunal
. Reintroduce Temporary Protection Visas
. Deport visa holding criminals
. 8 year waiting period for citizenship and welfare
. No entry to people from countries with values incompatible with our own
. Withdraw from the UN Refugee Convention.

Not part of the above policy, but a slogan that attracted my attention a few days ago: immigration should be ‘low and slow’.

Can't argue with that.

The One Nation party is no different to the uniparty:
They are all the same, they all believe in playing God, that some humans (i.e. themselves) seemingly have some divine privilege to decide who may and who may not be "allowed" to live in one of God's continents.

Yes, "Low and Slow" would be nice and comfy, certainly nicer than the uniparty's policies - so what? my comfort must not override other people's freedom!

I have met quite a few people who live here but don't want to take on Australian Citizenship. I think they should be given an ultimatum of ten years or pack up & go. Having said that these people will need to be given the chance to earn enough to do so.
I also know quite a few pensioners mainly men of course who opt to live out their life on the pension in a couple of Asian countries where the Australian pension appears to offer them a very good lifestyle. In my opinion it'd be wiser if they could live here & spend the money in our economy instead of dragging literally millions away from here. Again, to offer blue collar pensioners incentive is not a Government priority. I really would like to understand how some of the bureaudroids think ! There seems to be so much money floating around but it doesn't get utilised to make it stay in Australia. There's more money spend away from Australia by Australians than here where it would help the most. Bringing in more immigrants who don't spent their money here is nothing short of witless !

There are 713,000 foreign students - and people pretending to be students - in Australia.

1 person in 37, compared with 1 in 333 in the US.

These ‘money-making-for-universities imports actually sent $13 billion - earned in Australia- back to where they came from in 2023-24. They are here to work, many of them never going near a place of learning. They are here to work.

Not that they would learn a lot at our universities, which are not all that good. They produced better results before foreign students were a thing

Can't argue with that either.