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20 MILLION Japanese Tracked: Unvaccinated Had ZERO Excess Deaths — Vaccinated Surged 3 Months After Every Booster
Pauline Hanson and One Nation now have roughly 11–20 months until the next federal election.
If One Nation wants to truly change the direction of Australia, the goal needs to be bigger than simply holding the balance of power or propping up another major party.
The goal should be to win enough seats to govern in its own right.
That means using every month between now and election day to build a strong team of credible candidates, develop clear and costed policies, strengthen the party organisation across the country, and convince Australians that One Nation is ready not just to protest against the system — but to govern.
Recent by-election results show that seats once considered untouchable can change hands.
The next election is the opportunity.
Build the team.
Build the policies.
Build the organisation.
Win the seats.
If One Nation wants real change, it needs to aim to GOVERN — not simply influence whoever does.
🇦🇺 Australia deserves a genuine choice at the next election.
🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA: DEBT, MIGRATION & HOUSING — THE NUMBERS
Australian governments are forecast to pay about $54.2 BILLION in debt interest in 2026–27.
That’s around $148 MILLION EVERY DAY.
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💰 THE HOUSEHOLD EQUIVALENT
Using roughly 11.5M households, $54.2B equals about:
• $4,700 per household/year
• $91 per week
• $12.90 per day
That’s an equivalent share of the national interest bill — not an actual household charge.
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📈 WHERE IS IT HEADING?
Combined government interest costs are forecast to reach about $77.2 BILLION a year by 2029–30.
Using the same 11.5M households, that’s equivalent to about $6,700 per household/year.
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👥 MIGRATION
Australia recorded about 568,000 migrant arrivals and 306,000 net overseas migration in 2024–25.
The median arrival was 26.4 years old.
Being working-age, however, doesn’t automatically mean someone is employed or a skilled migrant.
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🛠️ SKILLED MIGRATION
71.4% of Australia’s 2024–25 permanent Migration Program was Skill stream.
But that includes partners & dependants.
Primary skilled applicants themselves represented about one-third of the permanent program — not 71.4% of all migrants.
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🏠 THE TRADE-OFF
Migration can add workers, taxpayers & economic growth.
But population growth also adds demand for housing, hospitals, schools, roads, water, power & transport.
The key question is whether extra economic output & tax revenue keep pace with the extra costs.