Death of the Australian Dream

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Komentáře • 182

  • @LucienCanon
    @LucienCanon Před 20 dny +45

    All. By. Design.
    Greed caused this.

    • @SheerMagnetismDarling007
      @SheerMagnetismDarling007 Před 20 dny

      There are people behind the scenes pushing and prodding our treasonous politicians to screw us over

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +12

      More than greed social engineering to create one world one race one culture regardless of consequences but cosmopolitanism turning sour China on the march not the good global neighbour israeli PM netanyahu said globalists keep out of our affairs in gaza

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny

      Australia is becoming a very greedy nation, and if this is not stopped it will end up being like the awful USA, and the disastrous UK.

    • @accradata
      @accradata Před 20 dny +4

      100%

  • @roccocarlino933
    @roccocarlino933 Před 20 dny +36

    I attended an ANZAC dawn service yesterday I thought to myself, these diggers fought to keep Australia a free country for the benefit of Australians. If only they knew the Australian government signed off on a mass foreign invasion where Australians are helpless to defend...

    • @ianmiles2505
      @ianmiles2505 Před 20 dny +7

      My Dad is spinning in his grave. All for f'all.

    • @io9776
      @io9776 Před 20 dny +7

      Totally agree the dribblegovernment have gone to far must be removed

    • @michaelsonsarmiento5943
      @michaelsonsarmiento5943 Před 19 dny

      Boohoo tell that to the aborigines your white ancestors murdered for their lands.

    • @ix-Xafra
      @ix-Xafra Před 13 dny

      Yes, back in 1954 - the UN we pay to be part of and only get other countries problems from.

  • @tamarawest6203
    @tamarawest6203 Před 20 dny +44

    The death of the Australian Dream has already happened.

    • @trackdusty
      @trackdusty Před 19 dny

      When you bring in so much of the Third World, you'll get Third World conditions of life.

  • @mkuc6951
    @mkuc6951 Před 20 dny +14

    The Australia that I grew up in is dead and buried - the pandemic in Melbourne was enough.

  • @SunRise-ul7ko
    @SunRise-ul7ko Před 20 dny +19

    Well, this is exactly what people are voting for. Labor, liberal the greens and their unlimited refugee policy.
    If hardly anyone is voting for one nation, we can't blame the government.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +4

      Albos 31% of vote got him in canberra.

    • @kieranpeet7167
      @kieranpeet7167 Před 20 dny +4

      One nation's preferences flow to nationals and liberals, doesn't matter who you vote for

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +2

      ​​​@BB-xx3dvthats when racist tag started geoffery blainey book all for australia 1984.

    • @SunRise-ul7ko
      @SunRise-ul7ko Před 20 dny

      @kieranpeet7167 One National preference go to ever you chose. If you don't choose, thats your fault. However, the liberals still are a better option than the greens & Labor & and their high tax policies.
      What you think they are doing with high taxes, they don't give it to the working class. They create a welfare state. In other words, they give a lot money to single parents who don't work, to reward the break up of families by offering free money to divorce their husbands, destroying the nuclear family. The destruction of the family unit creates a need for mass immigration. Labor lied about the recent tax cutts. They bribe people with a tax cut of 7 dollars a week, by not cutting the top bracket. So effectively, bracket creep in the future , means we will eventually pay more taxes, as we will all move to this tax bracket soon enough. However, men would rather pay women to divorce them, with all this extra money rewarding her to take your children & leave you.
      Statistics
      80% of all divorces are instigated by women, as they are incentivised to do so. Via your taxes.
      Labor & the greens are governments that throw men under the bus & redistribute that money to woman & the break up of families

    • @SunRise-ul7ko
      @SunRise-ul7ko Před 20 dny

      @kieranpeet7167 is still the lesser of the 3 evils. You don't want labor & greens higher taxes, incentivices, reward divorce and bribes, the break up of families.
      Statistics.
      50% of marriages end in divorce
      80% of divorces instigated by women.
      Do you really think if they were not offered free money, redistribution of assets & children, they would leave.
      The breakdown in relationships & the destruction of the family unit is a big part of why immigration exists.

  • @Eric-kn4yn
    @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +16

    Decline of homeownership and public housing decimated.

  • @wabisabi3619
    @wabisabi3619 Před 20 dny +22

    Preach.
    I have been saying for years now, mass immigration is a major issue. And it takes effort to articulate that in a way that isn’t anti immigrant or anti sensible immigration to many peoples ears.
    Immigrants, at sensible levels and with the right path ways to assimilation, are a good thing.
    Mass immigration, however, is disastrous.
    While it seems albo has been the architect of a terrible immigration program the past two years, we shouldn’t give the coalition a free pass either.
    The coalition has been just as happy to have an irrational immigration program for decades too.
    We’ve just reached saturation point where a number of issues have converged for enough people to start taking notice.
    Any party with a sensible population program wil get my vote.

    • @helpelaine3927
      @helpelaine3927 Před 20 dny

      Pauline Hanson almost single handedly took the ability to have a sensible discussion about immigration numbers off the table without looking like a racist. Her lack of articulation in expressing her views all the way back then about immigration has delayed this important national discussion.

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny

      Mass immigration is not the issue, the issue is the lying, thieving politicians. They tell you what you want to hear until they are in power, then they do whatever their elitist masters tell them to do.

    • @Ariannaishun
      @Ariannaishun Před 19 dny +3

      ​@@helpelaine3927 I disagree. She was the only one with the balls to step up and speak truth to power and the fact that she got votes means her conclusions were not unique and the fact that the system did all it could to discredit/ remove her proves her conclusions were correct.
      The problem is decades of media "we are one" propaganda and equal decades of eroding, denigrating and vilifying what it means to be 3rd, 4th, 5th etc generation Australian...ie of Germanic and Celtic heritage. There is no pride and honouring of the pre WW2 Australians....the ones who brought a raw land to 1st World status in < 150 years; to which now have come, still are coming and yet to come millions of POCs who are proven to be incapable of creating the same feat in their own lands. It is not racist to love your own people and act in their best interests ahead of others.... something that no PM from Whitlam onwards has done. ALL TRAITORS because increasingly policies are now patently anti-white.
      It is blatantly obvious to blind Freddy and his guide dog that the Germanic and Celtic peoples who (at the behest and schemes of the bankster managed Brutish Empire) settled and built the Western World outside of Europe are being deliberately reduced to less than 2nd grade citizens economically and genetically eradicated through relentless miscegenation propaganda
      A decracinated population will surely be replaced by peoples with strong identities and cohesive communities, as is already playing out in European countries with massive muslim numbers.
      So yeah back in the 80s I hated myself just enough to think that Hanson was out of line but now it is clear she had great foresight and understood that a grand and quite secret plan to destroy Australia was in play.

    • @Yalbou
      @Yalbou Před 19 dny +1

      ​@@Ariannaishunwhen you germanic do you also include dutch and scandanavians? What about spaniards, italians, croats, macedonians who have been here since the 50s as well?

    • @jennyh3640
      @jennyh3640 Před 19 dny

      Maybe you are not familar with the current level of immigration if you think the issue is just us being at a 'saturation point'. In Morrison's last financial year in office that ended one month after the LNP lost the election, Net overseas migration added Net 171,000 additional people to our population. In the last year of his government prior to Covid, it was Net 235,000 which was high by developed world standards.As soon as Albanese was elected, he upped Permanent migration by 30,000, and then hired 600 extra staff so they could process visas more rapidly. Within 12 months, Labor added Net 528,000 migrants to our population, a record by over 200,000 people! Rudd held the previous record with Net 300,000 in 2009. In the 10months that we have data for since then, Labor have added another Net 400,000 plus Permanent and long-term arrivals. So in under two years they have added around one million people to our population.That is why we have the current rental crisis and still have high inflation particularly in rents! Fortunately for Albanese, a large section of the MSM don't appear to even want to report on the current record immigration, despite the destruction it is currently causing.

  • @enoughsaid-ch2tp
    @enoughsaid-ch2tp Před 20 dny +7

    We need people like Leith to run as independents in the next election to give voters an choice away from Liberal or the Labor parties.

  • @Eric-kn4yn
    @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +30

    Dutton called out semi racist for expressing concern about record big migration.

    • @jaidanielparker
      @jaidanielparker Před 20 dny

      But Dutton hasn't actually committed to lower migration. Too many LNP donors get filthy rich from mass immigration so Dutton attacks ALP (rightly!) for this this stuff up but won't say what he's actually going to do.

    • @paulgraham5790
      @paulgraham5790 Před 20 dny +5

      Well we know that is just a strawman argument.
      It doesn’t matter where they come from we need a rest for everything else to catch up.

    • @testicool013
      @testicool013 Před 19 dny

      It’s been the left who has been branding anyone who brought up the topic of immigration as racist, just like it was the left a couple of decades ago branding anyone who brought up the topic of trade with China as racist. When will all the sheep stop listening to the scum bag leftists

    • @jennyh3640
      @jennyh3640 Před 19 dny +1

      When was this?

    • @kenlydon1395
      @kenlydon1395 Před 18 dny

      The Liberal party is a fan of big Australia just like Labor. Both parties are puppets of international powers, the globalists who control the economy and want Australia’s minerals and resources , the immigrants are intended to be workers in the planned massive expansion of the mining sector.

  • @seppDietrich-ys9jq
    @seppDietrich-ys9jq Před 20 dny +6

    We need leadership for this nation. We have none. What we do have is political parties that bend the knee to their sponsors rather than the voting public. What we want is a leader and those in parliament representing us. Not their sponsors. This is what has brought us to this situation. Time to stop voting for a party and start voting for those that will represent the local community.

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny +1

      So what are you going to do about that. Posting CZcams comments won't be enough.

  • @morganoox3838
    @morganoox3838 Před 20 dny +7

    Sorry but you're wrong. House prices expected to hit 2M in 3 years and rents will reflect that, wages are stagnant. Unless something changes IN JUST 3 years 80% of the working families will be homeless, because nobody can afford ANYTHING.

  • @cobar5342
    @cobar5342 Před 20 dny +13

    Let in piles of rich migrants and this is the result.
    I know of a trainee Indian doctor in Canberra who bought a house for $6 million - cash

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +7

      And rich indians leave heartbreaking poverty behind them in India not a concern about their own people very mercenary that attitude will spread here its sad.

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny +3

      And we are happy to take his money. What we need are more houses, but the politicians, who all own multiple houses that they rent out to generate huge earnings, don''t want that, they only want the money.

  • @Eric-kn4yn
    @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +11

    The race card is like àn ace up the sleeve.

  • @anthonycarney971
    @anthonycarney971 Před 20 dny +12

    Can’t afford another rent rise😳

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +1

      What .do u pay where r u city

    • @feral4mr2
      @feral4mr2 Před 19 dny +1

      Neither can we, we're struggling since the last rent rise we had, went up $100 a week. I sold my 4wd and bought a old bus. Slowly trying to get it liveable and that's going to be our home.

    • @jennyh3640
      @jennyh3640 Před 19 dny

      @@feral4mr2 Had Albanese kept Net migration at the already high pre-level number of Net 235k per year, instead of Net 528k in his first 12 months and Net 549k in the 12 months to Sept 2023 (Net 250k higher than the previous record under Rudd, and more than double the LNP's Net 235k) we would have enough housing for all our people and wouldn't be in this mess. Albanese added a record Net 105,000 Net Permanent and long-term arrivals in February this year, after Net 55,000 in January! This Net 160,000 in just two months, isn't much less than the LNP's Net 235,000 for one whole year, but still most of the media don't appear interested in reporting it and holding him to account.

  • @rickman2267
    @rickman2267 Před 20 dny +6

    Stop this Labor madness now!

    • @helpelaine3927
      @helpelaine3927 Před 20 dny +3

      Sadly the LibLabs both love huge levels of immigration, some find it hard to believe that it was under John Howard's Liberal leadership that immigration levels were significantly increased.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      ​​​@@helpelaine3927 I started action then boots on the ground geoffery blainey all for australia book 1984 started racist tag

    • @helpelaine3927
      @helpelaine3927 Před 20 dny

      @@Eric-kn4yn I just read what Geoffrey said back in 1984, yes he did mention race, which wasn't a smart move, but I think he was not against certain ethnic groups, but the mix and number's of some ethnic groups. On 17 March 1984, Blainey addressed a major Rotary conference in the Victorian city of Warrnambool. He regretted that the Hawke Labor government in "a time of large unemployment" was bringing many new migrants to the areas of high unemployment, thus fostering tension. He blamed the government, not the migrants themselves.
      Criticising what he viewed as disproportionately high levels of Asian immigration, then running at 40 per cent of the annual intake, he added: "Rarely in the history of the modern world has a nation given such preference to a tiny ethnic minority of its population as the Australian Government has done in the past few years, making that minority the favoured majority in its immigration policy".

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      ​​​​@@helpelaine3927 I was active then boots on the ground now much bigger problem 👽👽👽 like it is unsettling white race disappearing increasing real poverty coincidence ?..

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      Dutton mentioned big migration concerns media called him " semi racist" damned if udo damned if udont what is to become of us. I think if when China invades taiwan globalisatio.n will turn sour.

  • @SheerMagnetismDarling007
    @SheerMagnetismDarling007 Před 20 dny +20

    *Frank Lowy’s dream coming true. Another nation wrecker !*

  • @gaminginfrench
    @gaminginfrench Před 20 dny +14

    The Australian dream died with the covid lockdowns.

    • @SCplayer1000
      @SCplayer1000 Před 19 dny +1

      It died when privatization of public assets took place. Kennett set the fire to boil the pot all of us frogs are in. 😢

    • @testicool013
      @testicool013 Před 19 dny +3

      Yeah it had nothing to do with your hero Dan

  • @user-cr3fc8or6o
    @user-cr3fc8or6o Před 20 dny +3

    Government don't care . Vote them out Australia need to stop voting them . In

    • @GenevaBible1560
      @GenevaBible1560 Před 11 dny

      Elections are rigged it doesn't matter who you vote for. Educate yourself by researching everything.

  • @vvwalker7261
    @vvwalker7261 Před 20 dny +2

    Such a coherent easy to understand message, well done Leith!

  • @williamcrossan9333
    @williamcrossan9333 Před 20 dny +4

    Essentially, for around 20% of the country, the economy has already collapsed. That's despite the fact these 20% are earning more than they've ever earned before.

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny

      That 20% are the new slave class.

  • @Mr-Damage
    @Mr-Damage Před 16 dny +1

    We have been betrayed by criminal politicians.

  • @SCplayer1000
    @SCplayer1000 Před 19 dny +2

    The price of putting any trust in government & institutions. We've been raised on a free range farm that's quickly becoming a mechanized battery one. 😢

  • @aNf0m0f0
    @aNf0m0f0 Před 20 dny +4

    Just found out the owner is selling the house im renting, woohoo, great time to look for a rental

  • @yggdrasil9039
    @yggdrasil9039 Před 20 dny +3

    Simple maths. Supply and Demand. Put your foot to the floor on the demand side and the supply side gets more expensive, as night follows day.

  • @kcc879
    @kcc879 Před 20 dny +6

    Dissolving national borders

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      Thats the dream but China is the nightmare they havent turned out to be good global citizen. Even netanyahu said globalists keep out of israeli affairs in gaza. Globalisation is turning sour.

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny

      Possibly creating new national borders, when WA secedes.

  • @helpelaine3927
    @helpelaine3927 Před 20 dny +4

    1999 Australian republic referendum
    2017 Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey
    2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum
    Do we want $hitloads of overseas immigration putting pressure on housing, roads and other infrastructure referendum 2024?

  • @jesusisking8502
    @jesusisking8502 Před 20 dny +8

    Even the poorest people of the world own the roof over their heads regardless of whether they are good or bad. When did it suddenly become a dream?

  • @detectiveofmoneypolitics

    Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this informative content cheers Frank

  • @johnschannel449
    @johnschannel449 Před 20 dny +3

    The Australian dream is alive for the immigrants but just not for Australians

  • @dodgeboy9052
    @dodgeboy9052 Před 20 dny +3

    You get rid of all the unskilled jobs ...you get rid of the first home buyers ... they might be lower paid jobs but there was always overtime and maybe two unskilled jobs .. but thats all gone now ... because Australian Governments are so smart for net Zero we sent all our managed pollution overseas to pollute other countries with very little pollution management ... same planet .. same jobs.. !!

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny

      Own a house and some land, grow your own food, and become a rich peasant. It is a great life.

  • @baits9301
    @baits9301 Před 18 dny +1

    I haven't seen one protest yet , must be happy to own nothing .

  • @tamarawest6203
    @tamarawest6203 Před 20 dny +3

    As someone who has lived in an apartment for over a decade i really do enjoy apartment living and will continue to live at high density as a lifestyle choice. For me and many others, apartment living is low maintenance and maximises time to enjoy living life. It works for some and everyone assumes thats is doesn't work for anyone. There's nothing wrong with apartment living and some people do prefer it.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      Yes but the high rise public housing of 1960s were considered a failure in usa and undesirable social environment so its ironic obs.

    • @southern-samurai
      @southern-samurai Před 20 dny +7

      Not a great way to raise a family. Not enough space.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +2

      ​​@@southern-samuraifuture without organic kids import 👽

    • @Leithvo
      @Leithvo  Před 20 dny +8

      Sure. But the overwhelming majority of Australians (84% according to the latest Westpac survey) don't want to live in an apartment.

    • @williamcrossan9333
      @williamcrossan9333 Před 20 dny

      I lived in an apartment in Cronulla in Sydney. Loved it!
      I would take that again, over my freestanding sh#thole in the suburbs.

  • @Y2Kr4SHM4N
    @Y2Kr4SHM4N Před 12 dny +1

    This is by design.
    Is
    The
    Great Destruction
    Reset

  • @alexpolozhevets1617
    @alexpolozhevets1617 Před 19 dny +1

    Still some houses in WA mining towns are getting sold for under 200K and lots of work here

  • @Whyunounderstand
    @Whyunounderstand Před 19 dny +3

    I'm on a decent salary in Sydney but can hardly afford one of those dog box apartment with a hundread plus defects. Nobody talks about the stress high price of housing has on couples looking to have kids, AUSTRALIAN couples are putting off having kids because of how expensive everything is right now. It's not just the Australian dream of owning land and some brick walls it's the Australian dream of having a wife 3-4 kids etc and having mates and family over for a BBQ. How are we supposed to raise kids comfortably in these little 1 or 2 bedroom apartments they keep making, they don't have adequate space, storage etc. Australia is 100 percent heading for the you will own nothing and be happy agenda communism totalitarianism on crack is coming. I'm sick of people calling us conspiracy theorists etc this immigration push is to destroy our nation and turn us into global economic zone for the rich and powerful. While they live on their islands doing God knows what.

  • @moe2470
    @moe2470 Před 19 dny

    Ask councils & insurance companies why houses are so expensive to build now. They,re the ones pushing prices sky high.

  • @JeremyRogers.
    @JeremyRogers. Před 19 dny

    Our possible one saving grace for long-term Australia is that the 18 year property/economic cycle plays out again and this time Australia gets hit hard and we are well positioned to this time.
    All eyes of the US as they have lead every single crash for the past 200 years

  • @Whyunounderstand
    @Whyunounderstand Před 19 dny +2

    Some lucky SOBs which parents can help them buy a property are not stressing. Most of my friends parents helped them buy a house by going garantor or giving them a deposit. But most of us don't have rich parents that can help out , our parents got to pay their own mortgage off a lot of boomers still have decent size mortgage left to pay. I think this next generation coming up will really feel it, Millenials won't be able to give their kids as much as a helping hand because they will be worse off. It's hasn't blown up right now because Millenials are still getting handouts from their parents to a large degree but I feel for the next generation

  • @Thisisnolongerajoke
    @Thisisnolongerajoke Před 20 dny +5

    It was done 20 years ago John Howard turned the Australian home into a business venture. We need 20'30 year HOMEloans

    • @awolffromamongus875
      @awolffromamongus875 Před 20 dny +1

      Yep. Howard turned the family home into a commodity. Disgusting.

    • @sandponics
      @sandponics Před 20 dny +2

      Eventually, the 1% will own all the houses and you will be their servants, just as it was back in the Victorian age. Vote all of the politicians out and vote honest and caring people in. No political landlords allowed in parliament.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      ​​@@sandponics Victorian era 13% owned houses.

  • @user-kw5hx7ji8h
    @user-kw5hx7ji8h Před 18 dny

    So much land in Australia. Built homes for our people!

  • @John-vq3ue
    @John-vq3ue Před 18 dny +1

    Good question 8.2 mil in the last 19 years, how many of them show on Anzac day for the diggers, I bet it would not be a lot!

  • @KickAssets
    @KickAssets Před 18 dny

    It's sad how I can many homes in Japan, but cannot even afford 1 in Australia or Canada..2 countries that are massive. Such a ponzi scheme.

  • @chrisgriffiths2533
    @chrisgriffiths2533 Před 17 dny

    Another of My Comments Removed.
    The Australian Establishment, They are an Embarrassment.

  • @AbbieRose941
    @AbbieRose941 Před 20 dny +1

    Beats living in a tent

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +4

      And a house with land beats a high rise unit.

    • @zomgoose
      @zomgoose Před 20 dny +4

      Paying high rent until you can no longer work and then tent living until you die.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +2

      ​​@@zomgoose thats life for millions in India.

    • @zomgoose
      @zomgoose Před 20 dny +1

      @@Eric-kn4yn Australians don't want their country turned into a poverty-driven 3rd world caste system.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +3

      ​​​​​@@zomgoose ive been boots on the ground 40years trying to stop it always the same your racist worse every decade its sad..

  • @brettsharp5074
    @brettsharp5074 Před 20 dny +4

    It means nothing to be Australian anymore…

  • @Yalbou
    @Yalbou Před 19 dny +1

    You can only blame australians who keep voting in liberal and labour and greens. Espicially during convid we all knew how bad greens and labour where.
    Vote one nation or even UAP. Migration should be capped at 100k a year, but i think in the next few years it should be reduced to 50k per year

  • @kelvinjames6344
    @kelvinjames6344 Před 19 dny +1

    Keep blaming the Immigrants
    While the real villians get away

    • @andrewst9797
      @andrewst9797 Před 18 dny

      Nobody blames immigrants
      Excessive immigration is to blame

  • @jamiehoward7478
    @jamiehoward7478 Před 20 dny

    Death???? Weeds have been growing on the grave for years...

  • @Eric-kn4yn
    @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny +7

    Indiafication of a once white proud prosperous nation.

  • @Louie2309
    @Louie2309 Před 20 dny +3

    Australia’s are spending more on things they don’t need than they did 20,30,40 years ago. I bought my first house at 25 yo in 1990. We were a household of one income. But we only had one car, people didn’t eat McDonalds or other takeaway as often as people do today. We took our lunches to work most of the time. If we wanted a coffee, we boiled the jug and made it ourselves. There were no mobile phone bills, no internet bills, no foxtel our any other subscription services that cost households money. As a first homeowner , you didn’t expect to buy a house with a double garage, ensuite, 4 bedrooms and an entertainment room. You bought a basic three bedroom brick veneer in an outer suburb. Australian’s expect all these luxuries today which leaves no room for saving for a deposit, so I think they should take a bit of ownership of the problem as well. If you want a house, sell the second car. Eat at home and make your lunch for work. Drink instant coffee and get rid of foxtel, Kayla and Netflix. If you did all this and saved real hard, you could build enough for a deposit in 12 months.

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      That isnt how capitalist system works ur suppose to want more like oliver twist at the start of capitalism 250 years ago " please sir I want some more ".

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      ​​@BB-xx3dvyes ironic sydney where most migrants go they must be wealthy ?.?

    • @Eric-kn4yn
      @Eric-kn4yn Před 20 dny

      ​@BB-xx3dvothers u mean 👽

    • @eromnaliuqyaj6288
      @eromnaliuqyaj6288 Před 20 dny +5

      Typical Boomer response yada yada yada. I am 40, work hard, have served in the military, went to a G8 university, have a master's degree, and work in healthcare. I did EVERYTHING my Boomer parents told me to do to get ahead: "Work hard, go to uni, and you will get ahead". I don't go overseas, let alone on local holidays, because we can't afford it. Don't go out for meals or any paid entertainment. We have one TV, 2 cars, and 2 phones, plus 2 laptops for work. No subscriptions. We have ONE child because we know it would be unaffordable to give our son a sibling. We live as simply as we can in 2024, And yet, we still live in a rental that goes up and up. At least my boomer landlords benefit from our hard work... At least someone benefits. To those Boomers preaching to the younger generation, please stop looking down your nose at us and thinking we live frivolously - WE DON'T! It was common for your generation to have 3 kids per family. To have three kids nowadays is a luxury most cannot afford; hence, our local population, emphasis on "local" is going backwards (minus the thousands of immigrants Albo is pumping in through a fire hose). Life is much more complicated these days. So please be quiet and go hide in your mortgage-free home, or go on another cruise!

    • @jesusisking8502
      @jesusisking8502 Před 20 dny +3

      Have you seen the price of a basic 3 bedroom brick veneer in an outer suburb? You are living in the past, though I agree with being frugal. The other problem is that developers and owners have been feeding of the stratospheric rise in prices and many of the starter homes you talk about have been torn down and rebuilt into expensive modern units or gutted and renovated into even more expensive homes. All those TV shows for home renovations were not fictional, it was actually happening. I could mention so many places that I used to hang around as a kid that were so poor and with homes that started for less than a years salary if you really wanted to get a home and wanted to do a fair bit of work, 2 years salary if you wanted something nice. These suburbs are now considered well heeled areas with mostly new builds. I still shake my head.

  • @chrisgriffiths2533
    @chrisgriffiths2533 Před 20 dny

    LVO,
    This is Why We Need a Significant Number of Immigrants to Build Homes, Etc in Townsville and Inland Central Queensland.
    Certainly the Low Rise, Medium Rise Homes and Transport Interfaces Must Improve. Higher Quality, More Options and Increased Size is Urgently Needed.
    Dick Smith is Wrong or Inaccurate, but also Ironically a Winner from a Large Sydney Market.

    • @johnschannel449
      @johnschannel449 Před 20 dny +1

      none of the immigrants are tradies or builders , none of them can build houses

    • @jennyh3640
      @jennyh3640 Před 19 dny

      Migrants needed to build housing for Albanese's one million migrants he added in his first 22months! Where will these builders live and their kids go to school or hospital and where will all the extra teachers and doctors and nurses come from who will be needed to service these builders and their families? I guess we will have to bring in more migrants for that, who will then need housing too, so we will need even more migrants yet again for that....The cat just keeps chasing its tail going round and round in circles...

    • @chrisgriffiths2533
      @chrisgriffiths2533 Před 18 dny

      @@jennyh3640
      JH3640,
      Obviously Your a Descendant of Migrants.
      How on Earth did Your People get on when They Migrated to Australia ?.
      Very Obviousy the Your People and the Current Migrants Provide the Services for Themselves.
      That's what has Happened Billions of Times before All Across the World.
      There's 200 Million People in Brazil, they are 98% Immigrants or Descendants of Immigrants.
      JH3640, Try to Keep Up with what has been going on with Earth's Population for the Last Million Years.
      Migration is Second Nature to Humanity.
      We Urgently Need One Million People in Townsville.
      Plus We Urgently Need Another Million in Inland Central QLD.
      Then South Australia Urgently Needs Another 2,000,000.
      Much to do in Australia.

  • @my2cents198
    @my2cents198 Před 20 dny +3

    Death ?... it already died mate...it a joke .

  • @dodgeboy9052
    @dodgeboy9052 Před 20 dny +3

    The government listen.. from British Comedy Only Fools n Horses .. Rodney !!! ... we are traders with nothing to sell right . ? Yer .. we are traders with no money to buy anything to sell... !! Yer... so what we need to do is find is a way how to make money out of nothing .. !!!!

  • @fc7424
    @fc7424 Před 20 dny +3

    This was all well and truly developed and been happening long before the current government came to power, which was only a couple of years ago. This all started developing nearly 30 years ago now.

    • @jennyh3640
      @jennyh3640 Před 19 dny

      Except the current government decided to more than double the previous government's already high Net overseas migration number pre covid of Net 235k, to Net 528k in their first year!

  • @garyemerson9310
    @garyemerson9310 Před 17 dny

    ONLY ONES WHO CAN AFFORD A HOME HERE IN AUSTRALIA
    UNDER LABOR
    ARE FOREIGNERS IMMIGRANTS