RECORD HIGH MIGRATION CONFIRMED BY ABS
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, record overseas migration added 518,000 people to Australia’s population in the 2022-23 financial year.
Energy and Emissions and Reduction
Energy is critical to Australia’s prosperity. Australia needs an energy plan that is focused on scientific endeavour, technology and innovation in all areas of energy production. My job will be to work with my colleagues to develop that plan. As the Shadow Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, I will hold the Labor Minister Chris Bowen to account. Labor promised a $275 reduction in household power bills by 2025. It is as clear as day that Minister Bowen has failed to deliver on that promise. Instead, the Australian Energy Regulator has confirmed Australian households are paying up to $1,300 more for their electricity than promised — a damming indictment on Minister Bowen. Labor has also undermined Australia’s domestic gas industry, which has seen household gas prices increase by 34% since Labor was elected. This is hurting households, manufacturers and small business and adding to the nation’s cost-of-living crisis.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, record overseas migration added 518,000 people to Australia’s population in the 2022-23 financial year.
Labor’s Big Australia could see 1.87 million people arrive in the country over five years as Australians continue to struggle with the cost of living and the rental crisis.
Australia is on track to have a record additional 520,000 people arrive this year.
Australians want to know: will the Labor Government stop asylum seekers arriving by plane? And will they treat this problem with urgency
SUBJECT | Migration Laws and Visa Conditions | 4 October 2023
The Labor Government has waited seven months to deliver its response to the Nixon Review, which highlighted serious organised crime in relation to student visas.
Communities across regional Australia will be left without critical workers like nurses, aged care staff, teachers, mechanics, and chefs because of Labor’s changes to the visa system.
Today is Australian Citizenship Day when we reflect on what it means to be an Australian citizen and celebrate the things that unite us.
Labor’s Big Australia is getting bigger, with ABS data published today revealing 454,400 people arrived here in the year to March at a time when the country is experiencing housing shortages and a rental crisis.
New data published today proves Labor’s Big Australia is getting bigger, with 433,130 migrants arriving under Labor and no plan for where they will live.