Mark Mitchell

but ultimately not severe.

They looked at the usual stuff like traffic noise and ecological effects, less than minor.

Tick, thanks for coming.

Get on with it.

And the more of that, the better.

22 minutes away from nine.

Hello there.

Have we got competing... I mean, how's this... Is this dovetailing?

And I referenced yesterday's speech by Angus Taylor, which I happened to watch live.

So he's trying to say something that will appeal, I'm assuming, to the Pauline Hanson crowd.

But the other day, Matt Canavan, Nationals, he said something that's similar to what Angus was saying.

So is everyone saying the same thing now?

They know that immigration is a major problem in the country.

I mean, practically, it means...

the housing supply hasn't caught up at all.

I mean, to know the numbers, I mean, in the first three years of the Labor government, they brought into Australia a net migration of 1.4 million people.

And that's what most Australians feel.

So Angus Taylor stood up in front of

an audience yesterday.

The speech that you watched, John Howard was there in the front row, who famously, of course, when he was PM, said, we will decide who comes to this country and the mode in which they come.