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Senator Malcolm Roberts2022-02-16 07:56:522022-02-16 08:01:13Bureau of Meteorology: Report doesn’t link humans and climate changeSOCIAL MEDIA
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The Albanese Government has turned New Zealand into a back door for Australian citizenship. Under Labor's 2023 changes, anyone who gets NZ citizenship, even if they weren't born there, can come to Australia on a 444 visa, stay indefinitely, and become an Australia citizen after four years without ever becoming a permanent resident or passing our points test.
When I pressed the department on how many people become permanent residents without passing the points test, they took the question on notice. The response is staggering.
Only 29% of permanent visas granted in 2025-26 to 31 March 2026, were points-tested. That means 71% of people gaining permanent residency, and eventually citizenship, never sat the points test at all.
Even New Zealand's Foreign Minister has warned his country is being used as a stepping stone. Yet when I raised these concerns, the Minister tried to spin migration numbers to mislead Australians, ignoring the truth that Morrison raised immigration after COVID, and Albanese then drove it two records high, followed by a slight dip he now claims is a "cut". He fails to mention the latest year is another record.
Australians deserve honesty. This government created a back-door pathway that undermines our citizenship standards and disrespects migrants who did the right thing, followed the rules, and passed the points test.
The Minister needs to stop playing games with the numbers and start serving the Australian people.
One Nation will immediately deny permanent residency and citizenship to anyone who fails the points test.
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Yes, that’s what we used to call a half baked poem that’s how I got into Australia
New Zealand citizens have always had residency rights in australia as far as I am aware, australian citizens have the same rights in new zealand
Is that a reciprocal arrangement ?
Not surprising! " Data published by Stats NZ and the OECD International Migration Outlook shows that roughly 8 out of 9 incoming migrants arrive on a non-New Zealand passport. The primary drivers of this growth include:India: Represents the strongest growing country of origin, leading both in overall arrivals and international student/worker visas.China: Continues to be a primary source for both skilled migrants and temporary visa holders.The Philippines: Heavily represented in healthcare, construction, and trade sectors.United Kingdom & South Africa: Remain the top traditional, English-speaking source countries for skilled migration".
Your statement is broadly correct , but with some important clarifications. Since 1 July 2023, New Zealand citizens who hold a Special Category Visa (subclass 444) can apply directly for Australian citizenship after four years of residence, without first becoming permanent residents. However, they must still meet residency, absence, character, and test requirements
Fyi both NZ and Fiji have always been stepping stones into Australia.
Wow! If ever there was a GOTCHA MOMENT, then this has to be it. What are these people in these positions, these people are hopeless. We are paying them. Now we see what the Govt is up to. Thanks Senator Malcolm Roberts. You have just proved how badly Australia is being run.
The answer to that question is New Zealand citizens is not easy although New Zealand has alot more saying or treaty with alot of Polynesian neighbours, Samoa Fiji Tonga etc. When you apply for pr in NZ its not easy from PR to Citizenship it can take up to 6years. Then most move to Australia for better life and again we have to stay here for 4 years before we are qualified to apply for citizenship. It's not an easy process.
Does minister not differentiate between repatriation and immigration?
I worked with someone the whole family came from south Africa to New Zealand and then used it to come to Australia
I know several people who went via NZ with a sole purpose of getting entry into and citizenship in Australia. All were doctors so were welcome, but all said it was cheaper and easier than direct application to Australia.
That is such an easy question to answer, if they were doing their job properly, they should know that answer , at a drop of a hat.
I was an immigrant to NZ and now living in Australia. Malcolm is correct, it’s a well known back door. It was easier to arrive to NZ in 2015 than Australia
New zealand has been a stepping stone into Australia for many years.
If you have ever tried to get citizenship or even a temporary work permit in an Asian country (for example) you have to enter a lengthy process to gain approval including for some countries a police check and it matters not what your country nationality may be. Countries need to protect their citizens and ensure that new migrants meet certain criteria to enable an easy assimilation process with sincere intentions. Entry through a back door denigrates those who came in via the regulated channel. Follow due process, meet the rquirements, and join us in the free country!
As long as nz born kiwis aren't punished, then fair enough. But as a nz born kiwi who has called australia home for 19 years, I deserve to have citizenship in both countries! Ive worked hard since 13 years old in australia & as a mid 30s adult I have children & a family here in australia.
Temporary visa to stay permanently makes it a permanent visa in my book. So they are not obliged to apply for citizenship and that right there makes it unfair to others. NZ is not the eighth state of Australia.
All Labor are back-door receivers.
Have to say, when I returned home to Bris from a flight from Shanghai recently; the two people either side of me were Asian (and unknown to each other). I noticed when filling out the immigration card details they each had a New Zealand passport…it’s possible they were tourists but I think they were coming back “home” after being in China.
It's good to see that Winston Peters has started highlighting this back door into Australia. Well done a true New Zealander trying to protect New Zealand's boarders and assisting Australia
Workers have been going through NZ since I was an apprentice in the 90s. I got around the, back then standards required in Australia for recognition of over seas skill levels
Family members are exempted from points test and so are nominees being sponsored by their employer.
Working in Qld Health when we had imigration as there was a nursing shortage....NZ & England were used by some Philapeanse to access Australia and while the nurse were employed it was an understanding that jobs were given to their partners. This caused a lot of tension with those that had been interviewed for the job and got it on merit.
It’s a permanent visa not temporary been here for 26 years with such visa
For far too long, politicians in Canberra have treated taxpayer money like a bottomless pit.
A One Nation government will stop the waste and cut the endless spending. Here's just four of them:
✔️ We will fix the NDIS - and not at the expense of those that need it.
✔️ We will audit the Aboriginal Industry. Every single Australian deserves to be treated as an individual based on need, not race.
✔️ We will completely shut down the job killing, expensive Climate Change Department that is destroying our environment.
✔️ We will end the duplication of departments like education and health giving the states complete responsibility for these services.
Australians are paying the price for this, and One Nation demands accountabili#AustraliansFirstFirst
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The only politician that answers the question asked
So no answers… just “oh we’ll investigate and look into this and that”
We don't need DOGE-style cuts here mate. But it's great that you admit up front that you are coming after health and education as we all suspected.
Lots of “we will” Zero “how” How about Pauline starts with “I will turn up to as many senate estimates hearings as I can” so she can actually get an idea of what really happens with OUR money
She is only attacking services we have I agree some polices may need looking at however these services are needed but were are you new polices at changing things nothing
We’ll do it by printing $1, 000, 000 bank notes …
Founding members of the Fabian Society, particularly George Bernard Shaw and H.G. Wells, expressed notable admiration for Islam in the early 20th century, viewing it as a dynamic and socially organized force George Bernard Shaw: Often praised Islam’s practicality and social cohesion. Stating “I believe the whole British Empire will adopt a reformed Mohammedanism before the end of the century.” Shaw and other Fabians viewed Islam as a "collectivist" religion compatible with socialist state control, making it a useful vehicle to undermine Christian individualism and national sovereignty in pursuit of a One World Government. The Fabian Society, controlling the Labour Party, engineered the 1948 British Nationality Act under Clement Attlee to flood Britain with Muslim immigrants.. The goal.. to create a demographic bloc who'd vote for socialist policies and support the dissolution of the nation-state into a UN-led world government.. Fabians patronized Idries Shah and Sufi groups in the 1960s to present a "moderate," non-threatening face of Islam to the British public, facilitating this demographic shift. The rise of prominent British Muslim politicians who are also Fabians or Labour members, such as Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London) and Nazir Ahmed (former Peer), is frequently as evidence of this long-term plan coming to fruition. The 1948 British Nationality Act: designed by Fabian Prime Minister Clement Attlee to grant unrestricted entry to Commonwealth citizens, specifically to import a demographic that would naturally align with socialist collectivism and undermine traditional British sovereignty "Trojan Horse" The Fabians like Roy Jenkins (Home Secretary in 1966) shifted policy from "assimilation" to "multiculturalism" to ensure communities retained distinct religious identities (Islam) rather than integrating,creating a permanent voting bloc opposed to Christian values This bloc was intended to support the 1964 Labour Manifesto's call for world government via the UN, viewing Islam's transnational Ummah as a compatible vehicle for dissolving nation-states. The Fabian Society was instrumental in founding the intellectual and structural framework for the UK’s social services. They orchestrated to import "rape gangs" to advance a world government agenda while seeking to eradicate those opposed to their World government agenda specifically Christians... Many children were raped while in care homes with a blind eye being turned by social workers, many children stolen from loving parents to feed the beast... Wolves don't look out for lambs, they devour them! The below is the curriculum in your public schools from the UN, the Fabian UN has infiltrated schools all over the world.. Not only have they orchestrated the rape but they also orchestrated the mass scale grooming to create vulnerable children at the mercy of those they imported.. The Fabian Society played a foundational role in shaping the UK's public school system, transitioning it from a fragmented, charity-based model to a state-administered education system.. The Fabian model extended globally not through a centralized decree, but through the "permeation" of ideas via education, the British Commonwealth, and the formation of the post-war international order The most effective export mechanism was the London School of Economics (LSE), founded by Fabians Sidney and Beatrice Webb in 1895 www.comprehensivesexualityeducation.org/
Leeroy Kazamias but Pauline Hansons Ideas are just Ideas, they can't show to anyone how their ideas will become a policies.
The above mentioned policies , sound fine and dandy to me , hopefully one nation party also...will look into oil 🛢, and on shore processing , I think we are desperately going to need it , based on current war issues abroad 🍊 🇦🇺 🍊
So: - fix the NDIS but not explain how this will happen - call support for closing the gap on indigenous inequity/inequality an industry then shut it down without showing how you will provide culturally-appropriate support - no words for the propaganda in this one. Climate Change department destroying the environment? - the comparative cost of federal education and state education costs is negligible. This is a furphy. Federal level departments ensure consistency and a national strategy. All hot air and no actual explanation on how or what the proposed implications will be.
What about the 162 data centres, 15 million litres a day, water for 50-60000 people. AI Everything?
Just like Hanson for 30 years....and now Senator Malcolm Roberts
If it was a Labor MP , I'll take it on notice
Doesn't know what the federal education department does. Not surprising given ON and education don't really go together. Proving once again they are nit a party of governance.
NDIS set up by the LNP in a manner to fail because of expenses Should be a government department Not privatised
Sounds like a great start 🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺
MEANWHILE: THIS IS WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON. The taxpayer-funded family trip for Jodie and Nathan that Anthony Albanese probably hoped you’d never notice Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have come under criticism after taxpayers were billed more than $4,200 to fly their family members to Canberra for Budget night, despite their spouses and, in Albanese’s case, his adult son all holding well-paid jobs. As many Australians continue to struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, Albanese used the parliamentary family reunion allowance to fly his wife, Jodie Haydon, and son, Nathan Albanese, from Sydney to Canberra on May 12. The return flights on May 14 brought the total taxpayer-funded cost to $2,591.32. Both Jodie Haydon and Nathan Albanese are employed in senior professional roles. Nathan works in Commonwealth Bank’s institutional banking division, while Haydon held a senior executive position at Teachers Mutual Bank. Despite their incomes, taxpayers covered the cost of their travel so they could attend Budget night. Treasurer Jim Chalmers also claimed the family travel allowance to bring his wife, Laura Chalmers, and their son from Brisbane to Canberra. Laura Chalmers, editor-in-chief of News Corp Brisbane’s weekend magazines, and their son travelled at a total taxpayer cost of $1,641.14, including flights and airline fees. In contrast, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor did not claim the family travel allowance. His wife, Louise Clegg, reportedly drove from the family’s Southern Highlands home to Canberra to attend his Budget reply speech, with no parliamentary travel entitlement used. Daily Mail Political Editor Peter van Onselen said the claims were within the rules but described them as politically tone-deaf during a cost-of-living crisis. He argued that while no one would object to politicians wanting their families present on Budget night, taxpayers should not be expected to fund travel for what was essentially a family support group. The travel claims also drew criticism from Australians on social media. Some questioned why taxpayers should pay for flights for well-paid adult family members, while others asked what public benefit taxpayers received from their attendance. Albanese has previously spoken publicly about his close relationship with his son Nathan, saying they speak almost every day and describing those conversations as a good-luck charm. Nathan Albanese also previously attracted attention after receiving membership to Qantas’ exclusive Chairman’s Lounge from former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, a close friend of the Prime Minister. The latest controversy follows a series of disputes over MPs’ family travel expenses. Communications Minister Anika Wells faced criticism over flights claimed for her husband to attend major sporting events, while Trade Minister Don Farrell was questioned over more than $100,000 in family travel expenses since Labor took office. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland later repaid part of the cost of a family trip to Western Australia. Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie was also criticised after charging taxpayers $853.52 for a trip to Tasmania that included attending her son’s wedding. She later said she would not repay the money. While all of the travel claims were made under existing parliamentary entitlements, the issue has reignited debate over whether taxpayer-funded family travel is appropriate during a time when many Australians are under significant financial pressure.
🇦🇺ONE NATION🇦🇺AUSTRALIA FIRST COMMON SENSE
Pauline is an absolute champion and is really a proud Australian & wants this country to become great again & make sure all our hard earned money stays in Australia as it always should do.
Hey Malcolm, all of what is discussed is wrong, but have you actually checked what the states want WRT to health and education....They are the ones who asked for federal support.
Where are the costings?
Well done ONE Nation your the best
Great ideas .
Long Live Our Queen
During this estimates session with the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), I asked questions regarding the scale of visa appeals they are reviewing - and it's worse than expected.
Migration cases now make up 56% of the entire tribunal workload, with student visas alone accounting for 35%. The backlog is astonishing.
77,938 migration cases, 52,452 student visa cases, and 130,983 cases overall waiting for hearing. Protection visas add another 37,830, and even NDIS reviews are climbing.
The tribunal admitted its receiving around 90,000 applications a year, but is only funded to finalise 60,000, meaning the backlog grows by 30,000 every year.
When asked when this backlog is expected to be cleared, the answer was blunt and honest. On present numbers, they have no reasonable expectation.
The tribunal is drowning. A system meant for genuine review is being overloaded, under-funded and pushed beyond capacity, while taxpayers foot the bill for backlog that grows every single day.
Much of the fault lies with Australian universities, who aggressively market their degrees by promising students a fast track to permanent residency. This is often done through third-party brokers employed by the universities.
How long will the Government let the Tribunal drown before doing its job and and fixing this mess?
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Are those glasses government issued, looks the theme...clear plastic with a hint of blue/green tint in the frame.
Sound like jobs for the boys
Bang bang goes the Rocks in Malcolm's hands
At least he answered the questions.
I have a simple solution, cap the number of applications per year. Seems counter productive to cap the employees able to deal with an unlimitable case load
Senator Malcolm Roberts that was very refreshing to hear mister Hawkins replying clearly to questions l but the numbers are startling and with out a doubt costly and time consuming ✌️ thank you for your work Malcolm
Wow a man that answers questions
What a dog
They can't recall anything and they moved on from their latest treachery they say
There should be no review process. If you're declined. YOU'RE DECLINED.
He likes talking through is hands shows his nervous
Keep them honest Senator Malcolm Roberts
How about the flag on the left and the one on the right and un rap the Australian flag
Still faster than waiting for a response/update from DVA...
Coming for the handouts
My application for the review of a passport decision wasn’t accepted and without a good reason either, with that backlog it’s no surprise they don’t have time to deal with the matters of Australian citizens
Power to you Malcolm
I wonder how many reviews get overturned and they end up staying
Is it true that immigrants with AIDS or other diseases and disabilities are given priority to fast track their visa approval and or citizenship if they can prove their care paid by Australian taxpayers is less than $80,000 per year? And if their care is more than that $80,000 they can nominate family members to take care of the extra expenses? If so, does this mean that Australia is operating on a visa and citizenship scheme with taxpayers bearing the cost of non citizens to take our scarce housing, hospital beds and giving NDIS care to people who don’t belong nor have ever contributed to our country? There is no shortage of sick people in the third world countries, but when did the Australian taxpayers decide that Medicare wasn’t to fund our dental care but instead multitudes of sick people from overseas that never contributed to our society , and won’t.
Only 13 k skilled out of all that 😕
And what Senator Malcolm Roberts what did you achieve?
How about looking into Blue cards? People are waiting for over 6 months to get approved, I've been waiting 8 months just for it to be renewed sorry we are busy and we have not reviewed your application yet. Try next month.
Please ask for the data on how many visas were refused by the department but were later over turned by the ART, you will be surprised. Why there is such a gap between the department and the ART team? Departments refuses but then ART over turns them, and almost all of them have been successful. This needs to be audited.
Nice to hear someone actually answer
Or they could halt immigration.
BREAKING: YouTube has suddenly banned me from uploading, posting or live streaming for two weeks
The reason given is dozens of videos, some more than 6 months old, that have only now been flagged as an issue.
This includes multiple videos calling for a COVID Royal Commission.
Thank you for meme, David
I co-signed the Digital ID Repeal Bill alongside Senators Antic, Babet, Canavan, Hanson and Rennick, which was introduced into the Senate earlier today.
This Bill aims to repeal the government's dystopian and ill-conceived Digital ID Bill.
What everyday Australians need is a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805872597449818132
2 years ago I promised to hound down those responsible for the damage our COVID measures caused to Australians.
Today, in company with Senators Antic, Canavan, Rennick and O'Sullivan, a Bill was introduced to immediately commence a Senate Select Commission of Inquiry into our… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805533759519048180
Australia declared the most expensive country for housing in the English speaking world.
Ban foreigners buying houses and cut immigration now!
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