Pro-immigration newspaper - The Guardian Australia - has accidentally admitted that stopping migration would result in higher wealth per capita, higher wages, lower unemployment and more affordable houses for Australians.

Who wouldn't want that?

Just remember: anyone who argues for more migration is also arguing for less wealth per-capita, lower wages, higher unemployment and less affordable housing.

Cut immigration now!

The Guardian: https://senroberts.com/slashing-migration

Anyone want to add up the "carbon footprint" of Airbus Albo since the election?

With this many international trips, you'd think there were no problems to fix at home in Australia!

And it doesn’t end there—here’s what’s coming up:

✈️Albanese will travel back to the United States in October, his third visit since June, when the U.S. President was forced to cancel their meeting.

✈️He’ll then quickly head to Malaysia for the ASEAN and East Asia Summit, and then South Korea for the APEC Summit, where Trump and Xi Jinping will meet on the sidelines.

✈️In between those summits, Albanese is expected to stop by Japan.

✈️In November, he’ll get back on the plane to jet to South Africa for the G20 Summit.

✈️The year will culminate with the UN COP30 Climate Change Conference in the Amazonian port city of Belém.

The Australian: https://senroberts.com/albaneses-trips

Recently in Parliament, Prime Minister Albanese tried to ridicule me, saying "Senator Roberts thinks that build to rent is part of the World Economic Forum's agenda"' before calling it 'a conspiracy theory'. It reminded me of Gandhi’s quote: “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.”

After One Nation doubled our Senate representation, it seems the PM has moved from ignoring to ridiculing — and in doing so, he engaged in misinformation.

Labor is no longer the party of the worker. It’s the party of predatory billionaires destroying our country for profit, power and control. We’re going to need more tractors. 🚜

My latest article in the @SpectatorOz

UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, doesn’t know Anthony Albanese particularly well. It was clear from the outset, despite their embraces on stage.

Opening his Renew Britain speech, Starmer confused the room by saying the Australian Labor Party won ‘a landslide victory earlier this Summer’.

The fact-check: Albanese attracted one of the lowest primary votes in recorded history during an Autumn election.

‘A key part is standing up to the divisive politics of the Right…’

Starmer’s complaint about division loosely translates as ‘anything that divides public opinion from government policy’.

➡️ Read the full article here: https://www.spectator.com.au/2025/09/albaneses-socialist-love-in-with-starmer/#