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NEWS: 8 March 2010

IMMIGRATION HEATS UP IN AUSTRALIA AS WELL AS CANADA: ADD MORE AND MORE PEOPLE AND FORCE THEM TO CONSUME LESS AND LESS

http://members.beforeitsnews.com/story/23007/Immigration_heats_up_in_Australia_and_Canada.html While the United States finds itself stuck in an immigration quagmire, two other modern civilizations face similar predicaments: Australia and Canada.  As the world adds another 77 million humans annually, millions flee from their unsustainable countries into first world nations. Canada, known as a big “little” country, because of its limited food growing season

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NEWS: 7 March 2010

Comment on ABS unemployment and underemployment data

Noted in Australian Financial Revue in February was a series of letters that questioned the accuracy of the Australian Bureau of Statistics figures Unemployment and Underemployment.  It was an interesting exchange of views that appears worthy of reproduction.  AFR 8 February 2010 Political definition of unemployment David Lurie’s letter, “Underemployment must be addressed” (February 4),

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NEWS: 1 March 2010

Congestion the ultimate cost of people ingestion

Carr’s concerns were perfectly understandable, but his response was misguided. He had no control over federal migration policies, only planning. So the city’s population continued to swell within its existing boundaries, contributing to the mess we see today. When Victorian Premier John Brumby was state treasurer he saw things differently. Population growth in Melbourne was

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NEWS: 17 February 2010

Is britain full?

The Times questions the experts on the potent issues of population and immigration Anjana Ahuja From The Times February 16, 2010 “When Phil Woolas , the Immigration and Borders Minister, suggested last week that queuing should be a feature of the UK citizenship test, it seemed to make sense. After all, we stand nose to

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NEWS: 13 February 2010

POPULATION PROBLEMS DOWN UNDER

Minister Wong’s response notes that “Whereas the last few hundred years …growth in our carbon pollution has essentially tracked our population and economic growth…The key issue here is breaking that link, not trying to reduce population.” Let’s look at some numbers. The average growth rate needed to increase Australia’s population  65% by the year 2050

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NEWS: 27 December 2009

Let states take tax to fund future for growing population

Only by giving states and territories more power to raise revenue to service the future mega-cities of Sydney and Melbourne, whose populations are anticipated to hit seven million by mid-century, can the nation maintain its high standard of living, warns population expert Glenn Withers. The change could do even more, reaping Australia a $60 billion

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NEWS: 10 December 2009

Andrews call for debate on slashing immigration

Arguing that Australians were deeply concerned about problems such as urban sprawl, overcrowding, traffic snarls and dwindling water supplies, Mr Andrews challenged Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s advocacy of ”a big Australia”. Risking stepping on the toes of his party’s new immigration spokesman, Scott Morrison, he called for a debate on cutting the permanent immigration program

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