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johngalt815

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22/04/25

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Post #: 78765257

Originally posted by Grant64t: ↑

Something for those struggling to buy a home, find a rental or pay your rent.

Albo & your beloved ALP & GREENS may not be your best choice come the 2025 Federal election.

Be careful what you wish for.

Here’s the latest data ontotal net overseas migration (NOM)to Australia since theAlbanese government took office in May 2022, based on official ABS and Home Affairs figures:

Below does not include current 2025 numbers
Net Overseas Migration (NOM) Under Albanese (May 2022 – June 2024)
*(NOM = Arrivals minus departures)*
Period Net Migration Key Drivers
2022–23 518,000 Post-COVID rebound (students, workers, backlog clearance).
2023–24 ~395,000* Slowdown due to tightened student visa rules (Dec 2023 reforms).
Total (May 2022–June 2024) ~913,000 Record high for a 2-year period(ABS provisional data).
*2023–24 Estimate:Based on ABS trend data (official figures due Sept 2024).

In contrast to previous Prime Ministers including Howard.
Net Overseas Migration (NOM) by Prime Minister
*(NOM = Arrivals minus departures, averaged over tenure)*
Prime Minister Term Avg. Annual NOM Key Policies/Events
Bob Hawke 1983–1991 ~70,000 Post-war migration boom slows.
Paul Keating 1991–1996 ~80,000 Recession, tighter controls.
John Howard 1996–2007 ~100,000→240,000 Skilled migration surge (post-2000 mining boom).
Kevin Rudd 2007–2010 ~300,000 GFC slowdown (NOM dipped to 170k in 2009).
Julia Gillard 2010–2013 ~200,000 Post-GFC recovery, skilled visa reforms.
Tony Abbott 2013–2015 ~180,000 "Stop the Boats" focus; NOM stable.
Malcolm Turnbull 2015–2018 ~220,000 Tech visa expansions (457 reforms).
Scott Morrison 2018–2022 -88k (2021)→+150k COVID border closures → reopening surge.
Anthony Albanese 2022–2024 ~500,000 (2023) Record high post-COVID rebound (targeting 250k by 2025).

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Its not the population dummy, Tokyo have more population than all of Australia and Japanese are not having trouble buying a home.

The problem is policy. Nothing to do with immigration.

Instead of blaming others, fix yourself.

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Period	Net Migration	Key Drivers
2022–23	518,000	Post-COVID rebound (students, workers, backlog clearance).
2023–24	~395,000*	Slowdown due to tightened student visa rules (Dec 2023 reforms).
Total (May 2022–June 2024)	~913,000	Record high for a 2-year period(ABS provisional data).

Prime Minister	Term	Avg. Annual NOM	Key Policies/Events
Bob Hawke	1983–1991	~70,000	Post-war migration boom slows.
Paul Keating	1991–1996	~80,000	Recession, tighter controls.
John Howard	1996–2007	~100,000→240,000	Skilled migration surge (post-2000 mining boom).
Kevin Rudd	2007–2010	~300,000	GFC slowdown (NOM dipped to 170k in 2009).
Julia Gillard	2010–2013	~200,000	Post-GFC recovery, skilled visa reforms.
Tony Abbott	2013–2015	~180,000	"Stop the Boats" focus; NOM stable.
Malcolm Turnbull	2015–2018	~220,000	Tech visa expansions (457 reforms).
Scott Morrison	2018–2022	-88k (2021)→+150k	COVID border closures → reopening surge.
Anthony Albanese	2022–2024	~500,000 (2023)	Record high post-COVID rebound (targeting 250k by 2025).

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