Australia’s immigration has considerably blown out. For the year to March 2024, it’s already at 397,798 despite Labor saying immigration will be reduced to 395,000 this year. The real figure is expected to reach 529,000 by year-end.
$500 million allocated to high speed rail, and the Infrastructure Department can’t really explain how the money spent is actually value for money.
So after being told by the Health Ministers office for the last year that treaties weren’t binding, Mark Butler turned up at the WHO recently to give a speech outlining his ambition towards binding international commitments.
The RBA is colluding with global banks against our national interest. In Estimates I asked the RBA how much it costs to store our gold with the Bank of England.
Recently the Greens moved a motion in the Senate arguing Australia doesn’t do enough for refugees. Australia has a very generous refugee policy accepting 20,000 refugees a year. It’s much higher than other First world countries, based on population.
In last week’s budget the Albanese Government is claiming they will reduce immigration to 395,000 this year. However, the real figures from Home Affairs up, until Feb 2024, show a net figure of 872,829 arrivals.
“The increase in demand in from immigration is broadly offset by the increase in Labor supply, but in the short term there can be some adjustment costs, and we’re seeing that in the housing and rental market.” Wrong.
This round of questions to Treasury about immigration really shows how clueless Labor is about immigration.
Australia’s immigration has considerably blown out. For the year to March 2024, it’s already at 397,798 despite Labor saying immigration will be reduced to 395,000 this year. The real figure is expected to reach 529,000 by year-end.
$500 million allocated to high speed rail, and the Infrastructure Department can’t really explain how the money spent is actually value for money.
So after being told by the Health Ministers office for the last year that treaties weren’t binding, Mark Butler turned up at the WHO recently to give a speech outlining his ambition towards binding international commitments.
The RBA is colluding with global banks against our national interest. In Estimates I asked the RBA how much it costs to store our gold with the Bank of England.
Recently the Greens moved a motion in the Senate arguing Australia doesn’t do enough for refugees. Australia has a very generous refugee policy accepting 20,000 refugees a year. It’s much higher than other First world countries, based on population.
In last week’s budget the Albanese Government is claiming they will reduce immigration to 395,000 this year. However, the real figures from Home Affairs up, until Feb 2024, show a net figure of 872,829 arrivals.
“The increase in demand in from immigration is broadly offset by the increase in Labor supply, but in the short term there can be some adjustment costs, and we’re seeing that in the housing and rental market.” Wrong.
This round of questions to Treasury about immigration really shows how clueless Labor is about immigration.
Inflation is caused by either too much demand or not enough supply. Most of the inflation today is caused by a lack of productivity in the country resulting in supply shortages.
Central Bank Independence (which is double speak for no accountability or transparency) has no place in a democracy.
Chamber: Senate on 25/10/2022Item: ADJOURNMENT – Ukraine Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (12:23): If the carnage and human tragedy of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have taught us anything, it’s that everyday people are made to suffer at the hands of elites
The last 12 months has illustrated the importance of self-reliance. When a country cannot rely on itself then its sovereignty is jeopardised. In his political masterpiece The Prince Niccolo Machiavelli wrote: Wise princes … have always shunned axillaries and made
Mr President, I would like to acknowledge my colleagues in the chamber and special guests in the gallery who are here today. I would also like to thank the people of Queensland and the LNP for the faith they have placed in me to represent them over the next six years.
Inflation is caused by either too much demand or not enough supply. Most of the inflation today is caused by a lack of productivity in the country resulting in supply shortages.
Central Bank Independence (which is double speak for no accountability or transparency) has no place in a democracy.
Chamber: Senate on 25/10/2022Item: ADJOURNMENT – Ukraine Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (12:23): If the carnage and human tragedy of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have taught us anything, it’s that everyday people are made to suffer at the hands of elites
The last 12 months has illustrated the importance of self-reliance. When a country cannot rely on itself then its sovereignty is jeopardised. In his political masterpiece The Prince Niccolo Machiavelli wrote: Wise princes … have always shunned axillaries and made
Mr President, I would like to acknowledge my colleagues in the chamber and special guests in the gallery who are here today. I would also like to thank the people of Queensland and the LNP for the faith they have placed in me to represent them over the next six years.
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