Not save but salvage what's left.

Absolutely 💯

Make Australia Great Again

Vote for greens and save your self 😂

@@user-wp6dx5qz9eAustralia was never great. It was a prison and rejects from uk 😂

She should be a national hero and represent how shameful some Aussies are 😂

Actually she's 100% wrong. Why do you think US is doing the same thing ? Its to do with the pouplation of Australia growing old without the population base to support it. Australia's birthrate is very low and wont be able to support the growing population. Hansen's psition is just pure hatred for migrants which i should remind you:built this nation. The economic power of a nation comes from it's population. Yes we are not keeping up with the infrastructure and its yet an oppotunity for growth. Australia need to create infrastructure to cater this influx and benefit from it, not run away from it by using fear tactics and create unhelpful policies like she is. Thats irresponsible. Dont vote for this idiocy.

@@tfalani3861 1. She is 100% right 2. The US is doing the same thing because they have a fool, like us, in charge. Biden has dementia and lets in future voters, the Mexico border is a disgrace. 3. Australia's birthrate will diminish further with the house prices, soon you'll need a couple with 2 incomes each to buy. A baby though has a 20 year head-start on an immigrant so economically it's better to make life easier for those who already reside here and have them have more babies 4. Hatred by Hanson my ass, she acknowledged the input of migrants so back of the SPIN fool. 5. As far as the last few lines of your diatribe...... the economic power is knee capped by idiotic policies of the government that has stupid power prices, unreal costs to manufacture anything (note manufacturing has gone from 30% of the economy 40 years ago to 6%), unions getting deals like in QLD Steven Miles just gave CFMEU, are just a few examples. You want us that live here to build and pay for facilities for the migrants to waltz and enjoy. I do not think so, we need to look after our own first and that is not happening.

@tfalani3861 %3 top soil Running out of water Not enough homes Not enough jobs Massive homeless problem Cost of living THROUGH THE ROOF "Actually" you are wrong.

I'm a migrant, but big Australia doesn't work. Finally it will end up as a calamity.

Pauline does a great job speaking out as a cross bencher, but would you want her to have real power?

Who are "We"?

@@cl-he9us : Those with a social conscience who want to see a better Australia and an honest government that are responsible for their actions.

@@sidecarmisanthrope5927 Most of Australians want to see a better Australia and think that the current government is responsible (otherwise, why was it elected). Are you going to say that the majority of Australians lack a social conscience? Everyone has the right to express her/his opinion but be reasonable

@@cl-he9us Me....does that answer your question?

💯I’m for Pauline I only vote for her she’s got my voice and all my family,s About we are too many ❤

As is fat Darren

Union bag lady for the gangster filth... No secret. Easy to confirm. Very well known she's as dirty as a sewage pipe.

Second to Albo !!!!

@@patriot771853rd to Ruddy.

Julia Gillard is responsible for destroying the building industry for bringing all the Indians here doing untradesman like work

Doesn't One nation do deals with Labor and Liberals?

​@@1JohnnyUTAH Don't all the others ?

Sadly no she won't as the sheep will vote liberal this time

Federal election Voting Card, number all boxes a must as follows:- 1. Pauline Hanson One Nation Party 2. LNP 3. doesn't matter 4. whatever you like 5. (or the last box) ALP, a must, put these lefty low IQ incompetent ALP last and Greens 2nd to last. By voting this way you exhibit intelligence and dismiss a woeful incompetent government, a government that has destroyed Australian values and prosperity (focusing on crap like "The Voice"). Why this idea works. For a government to win it must in it's own rights win over 50% of all votes, doesn't happen often so preference deals are made (ALP + Greens for example) and you end up with a bitza Government etc. By voting the strongest alternative to the ALP/LNP/Greens you give a huge swing away from the 3 rotten eggs HOWEVER, it is extremely unlikely One Nation Party would reach the 50% threshold to govern meaning ..... the preference of #2 goes to LNP ...... so that's 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗮 𝘀𝗾𝘂𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝘃𝗼𝘁𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝗟𝗣 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗻, 𝗽𝗹𝘂𝘀 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝘀 𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗚𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗶𝗱𝗶𝗼𝘁𝘀 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘃𝗼𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼𝗼. By doing this nationally you just might secure a few seats for One Nation, where you do not secure seats for One Nation the LNP will get ahead of the ALP twits, their idiocy and their greeny mates. WELLA .... it will work.

Fact is the crazy fish shop lady was right from day one. No surprise the media demonise her. And let me add that people who see the future (so to say) always sound crazy to the rest of us...

I agree she's right what she's saying

Vote Pauline Hanson in Australia means like vote Zelensky for president in Ukraine. Both are clown

Yes, I have noticed that as well. She is speaking with great confidence.

Because she only has one target - hating migrants

I'll bet she's getting more respect than ever now.

Hitler was also quite a confident speaker. The problem was when the Germans agreed with him.

She hasn't gotten any smarter though.😮

I agree. Vote no to voice and treaty and Oh wait that did s__t all didn't it.

Here Here!

Realise the people in power have the power and intend to keep it. The system is corrupt and if voting actually worked this never would have happened

Will never happen. Canberra (that is both major parties) have long since sold off the right to control the floodgates to big business in return for massive financial donations. It was and remains a private transaction in which the public will not be allowed to "interfere". The champagne set owns both parties so it simply doesn't matter which one is in government

Income Tax is theft It's illegitimate %100

30 yrs

@@Deljron777 Was gonna suggest restarting the program at 20th century levels after zero for 5 years but 30 sounds a lot better I reckon.

@@user-wp6dx5qz9e We've got a lot of problems to fix.

We can’t go that hard. A reduction will be a great thing but our aging population, our low domestic birth rates and the tax burden associated with that, is what’s keeping immigration high. We need to think of better ways of ending our dependence on migration.

@@jamietombs2659 We might need to if this level of stupidity continues long into the future.

Depends... People from Europe, Latin America and Phillipines are better!

@@lovejoypeace6174 i agree.

That’s because Canada is being taken over Indians and Arabs. 2 very problematic people. Both have a problem with r ape culture. Another reason is Canada is one of those lqbtq nations. Too accepting of everything with no limit.

The vast majority of those people are on Centrelink including jobseeker, disability pension, age care pension and carers allowance. These are Australian citizens mostly. I'm sorry but it's true - what exactly do recipients on those welfare programs actually contribute to the society? Most visa holders work because they like to earn money even if studying. Others work full time aligned to their occupation.

There are illegals don't want to work..

@@HyperIndian True, immigrants help this country to grow, they are educated and skilled. These old Australians do nothing just boast.

YOU ARE RIGHT 6 YEARS UNDER LABOUR {NZ} AND 500,000 PLUS IMMIGRANTS ,OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS .mOSTLY UNSKILLED INDIANS ETC ,DRIVING UBER DELIVERY,WHILE 100's OF THOUSANDS OF KIWIS SIT ON THE DOLE AND BENEFITS .tHANK GOODNESS THE NEW GOVTS HAS PUT A STOP TO IT

@@neillewis785 I doubt they have

No they don,t.

Get the fuck out of Australia, convicts!

No. Immigrants dont/cant vote. By the time they become citizens, they start hating immigrants too, its just human nature i guess

Didn't we just try an exercise like that?

Not true. Some of them are Baristas at the local coffee shop, some deliver pizzas and others work at other crappy jobs.

Or behind the counter at 7-11 with crappy service.

​@sidecarmisanthrope5927 If only zoomers and alphas would realise they can not be a ceo in their first week of a job and most likely will start at the bottom and work their way up! They don't have the patience to do this, the way it is in reality, so the immigrants do their jobs - THAT is the core issue, educating the kids about this! Stop telling them they can do anything and be anything, they can't! Lol

There the good ones, many are happy with welfare. They get more here on welfare than they often did working long hard days where they come from.

What disgusting comments in this section, for a start, hospitals and aged care facilities would be incredibly understaffed without these hard working immigrants, be very careful what you wish for, shame on you.

Voted one nation for 10 years,no more, United Party now

@@1JohnnyUTAH : That will be a wasted vote unfortunately. These minor parties all need to band together and form a party that can be a real contender.

@@sidecarmisanthrope5927 Hanson and Roberts dropping the ball they should have joined forces

I think Pauline said they don't pay tax and get millions from tax payers. Why not educate Aussies first in our universities, then foreigners for profit. Attach uni to Centerlink and start educating Aussies ASAP.

Australians don't want to be educated , especially the aborigines!

You will end up being a fan of hers if govt policies distrupt your life

Skilled migrant asian prostitutes.

Most of them are illegal immigrants I believe.

Most migrants tend not to vote ALP. Those fleeing socialist regimes, for example. Those hoping to start a business. How many small business owners in this country vote Labor? Many are conservative and dislike Labor on social issues. Really, how many migrants do you believe supported Yes in the same-sex marriage vote?

We Aussies can't double up intake of tax, to float the government's parties no more. For a start. Tax the government's for taxing us. For spenditures.

They did, several times. They suggested removing TPGs, as they were pointless, they discussed the skills shortage, wanted more emphasis on permanent settlement in order to attract the best skilled workers. A few examples.

@@Gough-jf9zf Thank you for that Gough. The problem is that we are not getting 100,000skilled workers per month. The workers that we get are normally not skilled. I personally know of cases were individuals that were uni lecturers coming in as mechanics; Electricians that cannot work safely in the industry; carpenters that know nothing about Australian requirements including safety. Now, I could go on but I hope that you get the point. I hope that you do not just accept the rubbish they are peddling.

@@leewilton5082 You said lecturers, plural, electricians, carpenters, plural. How many lecturers came in as mechanics and how do you know? Do you know if their lecturing specialty is about mechanics? How many carpenters to your specific knowledge? Foreign qualified workers often start a job in their new country down a level or two until their coalface knowledge and experience is proven. The foreign tradies I worked with all had to get further training so they're cognizant with Australian laws. A few of them showed Aussie tradies new regs, as the Aussies last read them in their apprenticeships. 20 years ago for some. I never heard any government discuss 100,000 skilled workers a month.

@@Gough-jf9zf Yes Gough, but they are being brought in as 'skilled workers' Not being brought in to undergo training. I have no intention of sharing my background here, believe me or not, that is your prerogative. The issue is, they are not skilled. As to your statement that you never heard of the government saying that they are bringing in 100,000 skilled workers per month. The excuse that they use to increase the immigration is that these are 'skilled workers'. The 100,000 is the number being used for early this year. If I am wrong, sorry. But the number is close to that. By extension, if the data shows immigration is x number, and the ALP say that we are bringing in 'skilled workers', then by extension, all immigrants are skilled. Or have I missed something?

@@leewilton5082 Yeah, you missed logic and math. "....ALP say that we are bringing in 'skilled workers', then by extension, all immigrants are skilled". Nobody ever said all migrants are skilled. Nobody, and you really should know that.

You're a jerk! People used agents..

i am on the waiting list to get on the cancellation list.

Be ready for longer wait times.

This is considered an arrival. Even a visitor is considered an arrival.

Where do MEN go when subjected to Domestic Violence?

Who cares, sunja signh and his 18 family members get priority, landlords don't get subsidised for bashed women

On the couches of friends or family, usually.

There is absolutely NO emergency accommodation for men and their kids if trying to leave a DV situation. There’s a shitload for women wherever you turn. I know this from personal experience. I went to welfare groups, every real estate agency and got zero phone calls back and I was offered absolutely nothing. Luckily I had a job and an income. I managed through the kindness of a co-worker offering me a rental of his. But I got nothing from government agencies or the real estate rental sector in Canberra. It’s pathetic. But hey, let’s bring in 500k more shall we..

@@ruokeren1919 Wherever you turn? Really? I'd have thought most ppl in the know say there's a shortage. Also, what has 500 thou arrivals got to do with actual shelters?

Australia doesn't have manufacturing potential..

Because there are not that many jobs in every field of study. They are always ready to take the "international student" tuition fees with their fixed intake for every course but when it comes to jobs some of the fields don't even have jobs at all. Why would they offer that many number of intakes for a course when there's not that many jobs for the said course.

@@gurugulab1414 you’re right I didn’t see it this way. Universities should only be allowed to admit international students in fields that have jobs projected over the coming years