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The elephants in the polling booth: infrastructure and immigration

6 March 2019

7:24 AM

6 March 2019

7:24 AM

With the New South Wales state election now just a few weeks away, all the respective parties are out there spruiking their campaign narratives to a seemingly unimpressed electorate. Despite announcing policies on everything from greyhound racing to Sydney’s infamous lockout laws, the major parties have only at best paid lip service to the elephant in the room of Australian politics, the current historically high level of immigration.

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