In the ongoing debate surrounding the Australian economy, there have always been and will continue to be defenders of the current economic strategy, whatever it may be.
Historically, it was one of backing industries, boosting home ownership and strongly targeted migration. This strategy, for the most part, had goals that both sides of the political divide could agree on, albeit generally with quite different strategies in mind.
In 2025, the current status quo of poorly targeted high migration, flatlining productivity, and government-driven economic growth is simply not delivering for the Australian people.
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