One Land leader Pauline Hanson has accused both large parties of ignoring the plight of young Australians fighting to pay a house by presiding high immigration.
Record-high immigration levels Under birth, the Australian affordability crisis in the home has exacerbated, with the average house price in capital cities now above $ 1 million-value it goes much further than the reach of an average, full-time employee who earns $ 102,742.
Senator Hanson said that both Labor and the coalition were more focused on winning votes in marginal seats instead of making homes affordable.
“Young Aussies want to have a house, found a family and live in a nation that they can be proud of, but both large parties stand in the way,” she said.
‘Labor buys votes with handouts and then dumps the blame for the next generation.
‘Running the liberals around the real problems, too afraid of losing votes to fight back against the decline.
‘Meanwhile, massive immigration remains the demand for housing, the efforts of services and the undermining of wages. Australians are pushed in their own country in the back of the row. ‘
Last year 340,800 migrants moved permanently and in the long term to Australia.
One country leader Pauline Hanson has accused both large parties of ignoring the well -being of young Australians who are fighting to afford a house someday
This net figure, factoring in departure, was lower than the record -high levels that 550,000 approached in 2023.
But it was considerably higher than the 194,000 that came to Australia in 2020 in the run -up to Covid.
As a result, house prices in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide have surpassed the growth of the wage since the pandemic, although the reserve Bank of Australia increased the interest in 2022 and 2023.
The average full time, the median -priced house can no longer pay in a large capital city market, except Darwin, and now working couples are struggling to get to the real estate market.
Senator Hanson wants annual immigration levels covered at 130,000, where it was two decades ago for the mining tree.
“It is time to put Australians first, with affordable homes, fairer tax for families and a government that supports the people who have built this nation,” she said.
“If we want to create a future that is worth the inheritance, we must now act.”
Labor promises to build 1.2 million houses in five years, or 240,000 a year.
Record-high immigration levels Under birth, Australia payability crisis of Australia have exacerbated, with the median house price in capital cities now above $ 1 million-it out of the reach of an average, full-time employee at $ 102,742 (depicted is a Sydney auction)
But in the year until May, only 182,894 new houses were approved, the new Australian Bureau of Statistics data released this week, which led to the failure to maintain the activities of construction with rapid population growth.
Anthony Albanese‘s Labor government was re-elected in a landslide with a $ 16 billion plan to reduce students’ debts by 20 percentSaving a graduate on average $ 5,520.
But Senator Hanson said that the debts of higher education would reduce the debts of higher education, a form of generation of Varkbarreling was to get the youth voice, together with a government guarantee with which all buyers of the first house were able to reach the real estate market with a small deposit of five percent.
“Labor has bought many of the young votes with the HECS debts, so come up with it and also support their deposit on their house, of which I think it will see many of the young people falling, because they still have to make the refunds to their fault,” she told Sky News Host Caleb Bond.
“Their voice has been bought. People have become so self -centered nowadays, it’s all about me. What’s in it for me? ‘
Hanson said that Labor Australians paid attention to important issues, including not getting an exemption of 50 percent rates for Australian steel and aluminum from Donald Trump.
‘First, Albanian cold is trained by Trump. No real relationship, no respect. Penny Wong flies for ‘diplomacy’ and returns empty -handed. No tariff agreements. No progress. Simply newspaper heads and handshakes. Australians deserve better, “she said.
Labor also wants to reduce carbon emissions by 43 percent in 2030, as part of a wider net zero by 2050 target.
‘Then there is the so -called green energy transition. Wind farms demolished. Transmission lines delayed. Farmers ignored. The power will rise nine percent and we will be told to just have it copy. The real costs of the fantasy of Labor’s Renewables? It is paid by households and small companies, “said Hanson.
She also warned of ‘nation within a nation’ as a result of the current government, with reference to the reluctance of Cricket Australia to hold test competitions on January 26.
“That is exactly what we see. Division, no unit. Politics worked awake about common sense, “she said.
‘While I am in parliament, I will continue to reduce, because if we do not stand now, we run the risk of losing the country we love.
‘Cricket Australia, our own national sport, does not play matches on Australia Day. Again. Because they are afraid of insulting someone.
“This is not a recording. It knew who we were. And most Australians had had enough. ‘
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