Sustainable Australia Party
2GB Interview & transcript: Pandemic population pause could spark higher living standards (William Bourke & Michael McLaren)
You may have been wondering when and who would point out the silver lining in the current situation, where the interruption of decades of mass immigration has seen employment prospects and living standards for many ordinary people looking good in Australia for the first time in decades.
Clifford Hayes MP: Question without notice on Selling off Public Land & Overpopulation
Clifford Hayes, MP., of Sustainable Australia Party, asked Mr Jennings MP (Leader of the Government) to investigate selling public spaces to local governments at a nominal amount, given that population growth is driving ongoing decline in open space per capita in Melbourne.
Steven Armstrong: Sustainable Oz Candidates need funding help and you need political alternatives
Steven Armstrong is a prospective Sustainable Australia Party candidate for the upcoming federal elections. He has run before and has a history of hard work on the issue of sustainability and the unsustainable problem of our rapid population growth in Australia. His political experience and skill has grown along with his experience.
2GB Podcast: Kelvin Thomson responds to Bill Shorten on wage stagnation in Australia
The opposition leader said this week that the next Federal Election will be a referendum on wages & the Reserve Bank Governor was saying he couldn’t understand why wages weren’t going up more given the underlying strength of the economy. Michael McLaren of 2GB Radio is joined by the Hon.
Video & transcript: Clifford Hayes Maiden Speech to Victorian Parliament 5 Feb 2019
"My objective, with your help, honourable members, is to make Melbourne, and even Victoria, a great place to live. Not merely a great place in population size or area to rival such places as Shanghai, New York, London or Sao Paulo. Such greatness would be mere obesity, with all the disadvantages of such.
Kelvin Thomson joins Sustainable Australia Party, advisor to Clifford Hayes MP
The Hon. Kelvin Thomson, former Federal Member for Wills, is joining the Sustainable Australia Party. Mr Thomson served as an Australian Labor Party Councillor for the City of Coburg from 1981 to 1988, Member of the Victorian Parliament for Pascoe Vale from 1988 to 1996, and Federal Labor Member for Wills for over 20 years from 1996 until the 2016 Election.
Cliff Hayes of Sustainable Australia Party wins seat in Victorian Senate
Sustainable Australia Party's Southern Metropolitan region Upper House candidate Clifford Hayes appears to be elected to the Victorian Upper House, according to various media reports.
2018 Victorian election reflections - Article by Sally Pepper
Last night I stayed home and watched as the election results revealed themselves on the television. Quite early in the evening they showed various venues with mature people dressed up in emblematic red t-shirts looking triumphant and trustingly happy. The meaning of this was that the Victorian Labor Government has been returned to power with an increased majority to govern for the next four years.
Leith van Onselen also slams overpopulation and overdevelopment - SAP venue
Here is the Unconventional Economist, Leith van Onselen's talk at the Sustainable Australia Party venue.
Demographer slams overdevelopment in Melbourne - Video and text
Professor Bob Birrell [1] calls for better planning to stop over-development, sustainable population policy reform at a Sustainable Australia Party event.
Sunday 7th:Public Meeting - Stop overdevelopment in Melbourne - Hawthorne Arts Centre
2.30PM - Sunday 7th of October 2018. Open Public Meeting Stop Over-Development in Melbourne! Speakers: Professor Bob Birrell, Professor Michael Buxton, Mary Drost OAM Planning Backlash, Jack Roach, Boroondara Residents' Action Group, Leith van Onselen- economist. Venue: Zelman Room, Hawthorn Arts Centre, 360 Burwood Road, Hawthorne.
Sustainable Australia Party now registered in Victoria and NSW
Registration with the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) has been confirmed for the Sustainable Australia Party.
Perth Radio: Should Australia's migrant intake increase or decrease?
Australia’s annual permanent migrant intake has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade after a Federal Government crackdown on dodgy claims. Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said the government had restored integrity to the migration program to make sure the “best possible” migrants were brought into the country through tougher vetting.
Sustainable Australia Party needs members for NSW Branch
Are you sick of politicians stuffing up our country? We are - and we’re doing something. We're serious about:
- Secure #jobs
Sustainable Australia Party fights the population ponzi
“The big issues we feel are job security, housing affordability, planning in our suburbs and our environment. And all of those major indicators are going backwards with this onslaught of rapid population growth. So, it’s changing our daily lives. It’s gone beyond some big number into the future.
ACT Elections: Sustainable Australia Candidates in all five electorates
All five ACT electorates to be contested by Sustainable Australia. Sustainable Australia’s first state/territory campaign will see the party contest all five ACT electorates, represented by a diverse range of candidates from an Indigenous Elder to a 20 year old ANU science student.
Fragmented political perspectives at the polling booths
After the recent elections where I have been actively involved with campaigning and handing out how to vote cards, I have tried to gather some understanding of the Australian political psyche from talking to people and then from puzzling over the results of the various elections.
Attack of the $100K Degree
Sustainable Australia Party says they will fight to cut degree fees in half and make degrees in science, maths, engineering and medicine free.
Turnbull’s 30 minute cities plan is a joke without lower immigration, says Sustainable Australia
Sustainable Australia says the Turnbull Government has no chance of making good on the Prime Minister’s announcement that he wants to build so called “30 minute cities”, where everything people need is within a 30 minute commute.
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