There has been a catastrophic rise in population and homelessness - Senate 09.10.24

The Labor Government needs to get their priorities straight and lower immigration now.
Too many people are being forced out of their homes due to high immigration.
This is all by design of course to save the banks from losing money as many people borrowed too much during Covid when interest rates were lowered too far.
As people are forced to sell because of the volatility in interest rates caused by the RBA, Treasury have increased immigration so that they will buy the houses Australians are forced to sell.
It’s just another example of complete mismanagement by our bureaucrats who should be serving us not destroying us.
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“Logan City Council park rangers have secretly relocated a number of homeless people to a Brisbane park with the treatment likened to "unwanted pets".
It is understood several homeless people were relocated to Musgrave Park in South Brisbane last weekend.
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said: “We have been assured by Logan City Council this will not happen again".
"It demonstrates the extent of the current homelessness scourge and shows yet again why the State and Federal governments must stop making excuses and open the idle Pinkenba Quarantine Facility.”
But Micah Projects CEO Karyn Walsh described the actions of Logan City Council park rangers as "absolutely ridiculous" while Queensland Housing Minister Leeanne Enoch said:
"If this is an accurate report, it is completely unacceptable.
"People experiencing homelessness should not be shunted from one council area to another," Ms Enoch said.
"The whole country is experiencing unprecedented housing challenges that Queensland is not immune from.””
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“The number of tents pitched in the heart of Brisbane is enough to fill some of the most popular beachside camping spots in South East Queensland.
On Thursday morning, The Courier-Mail counted 73 tents within a 3km radius in the city centre - a number of holiday parks on the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast could be filled or almost filled by those people camping in the city.
Hundreds more could be forced on to the streets, expanding the current three tent cities and spreading further, as families face homelessness with fewer motels available to house people needing temporary accommodation.
The current cost-of-living and rental availability crisis has sparked a rise in tents being grouped together in the city, close to services that can assist those doing it tough.
On Thursday, along the river in South Brisbane beginning under William Jolly Bridge and Kurilpa Point Park, there were 28 tents crowded along the riverfront.”
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