The wages and retirement benefits, of politicians, Labour and Liberal is what motivates
their decisions.

They are making huge self interest gains, off mass immigration and the mainstream people of Australia don't factor into it.

Labour and the Greens are deliberately fostering and pandering to, huge areas of ethnic groups, especially new immigrants.
This gives them gauranteed 100,000's of votes in these immigrant areas by promoting socialist policies.

They have no interest in helping these people to intergrate or lifting them out of social disadvantage, athough this is the rhetoric they use, because they don't want these people to disperse into more affluent areas throughout the general society. This would
end these big voting blocks, where they can count on the votes.
Bringing 100,000's more immigrants in, just shores up those big voting blocks and
ensures the Labour politicians stay in power, but more importantly, they keep on receiving big money and eventually,
lucrative beyond belief, retirement funds.

The Liberals use immigration to provide cheap labour that undercuts Australian workers
pay, jobs and job conditions. Which drives profits for the big end of town and they dont mind the cheap house maids and cleaners these people provide either.
Also it saves them a heap of money having to train Australian apprentices and workers
by bringing in skilled immigrants, that someone else in another country paid to train.

Both sides of politics are basically corrupted by big money.
To hell with anyone else or their country or fellow countrymen and women.
Their eyes are firmly on the money coming into their pockets and a horse called
"Self-Interest".

"especially new immigrants.
This gives them gauranteed 100,000's of votes in these immigrant areas by promoting socialist policies."

Assuming "new immigrants" had the right to vote.

Paul 1405

This article is talking about excessive Australian population growth.
That means immigrants who eventually become Australian citizens

When anyone becomes an Australian citizen, they have the right to vote.