Hand-over-fist immigration levels are straining hospitals, roads, public transport, affordable housing, jobs and the nation's cultural cohesion. If the Prime Minister has any political nous -- a dubious proposition, admittedly -- he'll address this issue before his backbenchers do it for him

The transmutation of Australia into a kaleidoscope of diasporic communities -- most with shallow roots in this land and little connection to each other -- represents a social experiment on a colossal scale. To mention this transformation, however, is to incite cries of 'xenophobe' and 'racist'

If the only justification for sky-high immigration is it’s “good for the economy”, it is a policy fundamentally flawed. Judged through the prism of existing citizens' interests, there is no economic case that can justify the transformative changes  current policies are inflicting