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New data show India now leads Australia’s overseas-born population, signaling shifting migrant origins.
Immigration levels are linked to rising housing costs, according to an expert.
Dr. Bob Birrell blames the Albanese government's migration pace for housing affordability woes.
Australia now ranks eighth globally for migrant population share.
House prices have continued to climb, with March 2026 data showing ongoing growth.
Birrell argues for reduced migration to curb housing pressures.
Birrell links immigration policy to birth rates and service demand.
Birrell cautions against relying on migration for economic needs.
The piece cites ABS data showing shifting migrant origins and population growth.
Birrell warns of a broader political motive behind migration policy.

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Labor still leads the two-party vote but with a reduced primary share and growing challenge from minor parties.
One Nation remains a strong third option, maintaining high support despite controversies.
Demographic trends show Gen Z backing the Greens more than the Coalition.
Urban areas remain challenging for the Coalition to regain ground.
Cost of living tops voters’ concerns, shaping issue-based support.
Albo’s personal appeal improves even as overall numbers lag.
Two-party lead for Labor widens when One Nation voters are considered.
Immigration and crime remain key areas where One Nation leads.
Coalition’s post-election position is fragile amid generational shifts.
Overall, the report frames Labor as stable but vulnerable to a fractured opposition.

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