Colin Tincknell

This is a fair Immigration Policy for all people!

Immigration Australia’s immigration system is broken. Our population has surged past 27 million, overwhelming housing, infrastructure, and essential services. Wages are stagnating, homeownership is slipping out of reach, and Australians are being forced to compete with cheap foreign labour.

House this for a great policy!

🟠PAULINE HANSON HAS A HOUSING AND SUPERANNUATION PLAN NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT. HERE IS WHAT IS IN IT🟠
While you’re renting or saving to try and purchase, foreign citizens were buying $8 to $9 million worth of Australian homes every single day. Labor knew. They waited three years to act. Then they put a two year pause on part of it and called it a plan. Meanwhile your superannuation, the money you earned, is sitting in a managed fund you are legally prohibited from using to house yourself. ON NATION HAS A PLAN to fix all of it.

THE NUMBERS THEY HOPE YOU WON'T LOOK UP

The average Australian home now costs $1,074,000. That is not a Sydney problem or a Melbourne problem. That is the national average. It has risen 63% since 2020. It takes 10.6 years to save a deposit. But here is the part nobody says out loud. In those 10.6 years prices will have risen again, which means the deposit you need will be larger than the one you started saving for. You are not falling behind. You are on a treadmill that keeps accelerating.
Only 14% of Australian households on a median income can currently afford to buy. In Sydney that figure is 10%. Rents have risen 42.9% in five years, adding approximately $204 a week to the median rental. So, while you cannot save fast enough to buy, you are also paying more to rent than ever before, which makes saving even harder.

And the government's response has been to set up a committee, announce a target, miss the target, and blame the previous government.

So how did we get here.

THIRTY YEARS OF DECISIONS THAT NOBODY WANTS TO OWN

This did not happen overnight or by accident. Both major parties spent three decades pushing universities over TAFE, importing labour on 457 visas instead of training Australians, and letting the apprenticeship pipeline collapse. The construction trades fill rate is now 57%. Nearly half of all tradie job ads go unfilled. A house that took nine months to build in 2010 now takes 12.7 months. Not because tradies got slower. Because there are not enough of them.
Then there is the red tape. In 1986 a town planner assessed 54 dwellings a year. Today the average is 9. In some capital cities development approval takes over a year with up to seven months of that attributed to delays that serve no one.

And the taxes. In Sydney the Housing Industry Association puts government charges, stamp duty, levies and GST at 50% of the total price of a new house and land package. Half the cost of your home goes to government before a single brick is laid. Then they wonder why developers cannot get projects off the ground.

LABOR OPENED THE FLOODGATES AND NOW THEY WANT YOU TO PAY FOR IT

The Albanese government ran the largest two year population surge in Australian history. At peak, Australia was taking in around 7,000 new arrivals every week. Of those arrivals, approximately 3% worked in construction. The government was flooding the demand side of the housing market while contributing almost nothing to the supply side. The IPA estimated migration alone caused a shortfall of 179,287 homes between 2022 and 2024.

Australia completed 177,000 dwellings in 2024 against demand for 223,000. The government's own National Housing Supply and Affordability Council says we will build 938,000 homes by 2029 against a target of 1.2 million. A shortfall of 262,000. No state or territory is on track to meet its share.

And now, having flooded the country with the largest migration surge in Australian history, Labor's answer is to introduce a capital gains tax on investors to fix the housing crisis their own immigration policy created. In other words, they broke the market and now you will pay for it. The same party that promised on more than 100 occasions before the last election they would not touch the CGT discount is now floating it as the repair bill for their own mess. No legislation confirmed. No timeline. Just another announcement ahead of a budget.

Labor's other solution was a two year ban on foreign purchases of established dwellings. It runs from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2027 then goes to a review. Established dwellings only. No forced divestment of existing foreign holdings. It expires. It is not a policy. It is a performance of a policy, borrowed from One Nation and watered down until it was safe enough for a press release.

And now, having flooded the country with the largest migration surge in Australian history, Labor's solution is to introduce a capital gains tax on investors to fix the housing crisis their own immigration policy created. In other words, they broke the market, and now you will pay for it. The same party that promised on more than 100 occasions before the last election they would not touch the CGT discount is now introducing it as a repair bill for their own mess. No mention of slowing migration. No plan to build faster. Just a new tax on the problem they caused.

THE FOREIGN OWNERSHIP PICTURE THE MEDIA KEEPS GLOSSING OVER

Foreign citizens are buying approximately $8 to $9 million of Australian residential real estate every single day. There are currently 108,000 dwellings in this country not owned by Australians. Chinese nationals hold 67% of all registered foreign owned residential properties, accounting for around 27,000 properties when mainland China and Hong Kong are combined.
One Nation has held a permanent ban on non-resident and non-citizen property purchases as policy for years. Documented on onenation.org.au. Foreign owners given two years to sell. If the property is not sold, the federal government repossesses it and sells it. The owner keeps the proceeds minus the remaining mortgage.

THE SUPPLY SIDE PLAN EVERYONE SAYS DOES NOT EXIST
Here is the part the commenters who say One Nation has no alternative policy have not read.

GST EXEMPTION ON BUILDING MATERIALS

One Nation is calling for a five-year GST exemption on building materials for new homes up to $1 million. Building materials make up around 38% of construction costs. GST is 10%. On a standard new build that is a saving of roughly $15,000 to $20,000. The Parliamentary Budget Office has formally costed this policy. It is real.

LAND RELEASE AND APPROVAL REFORM

Simplifying the approval process that currently takes over a year in some capital cities. Releasing underutilised government owned land for residential development. Fast tracking zoning changes with councils. Allowing regional and rural landholders to build an additional dwelling on their title without requiring a full subdivision.

TAX FREE ROOM RENTALS

Currently if you rent out a room in your own home that income is assessable and must be declared. One Nation's policy removes that tax obligation entirely. If renting a room costs you nothing in tax, more homeowners will do it. More rooms in the rental market without building a single new dwelling.

GRANNY FLATS

Historically in several states a granny flat could only be rented to immediate family. Not a stranger. Not someone off the rental market. One Nation pushed to remove that restriction nationally. South Australia did it in late 2023 after One Nation advocacy. Victoria followed. One Nation wants it uniform nationally because the rental market does not care about state borders.

THE COUNTRY THAT MADE IT WORK

Singapore introduced an Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty for foreigners in 2011 starting at 10% and raised it repeatedly since. As of 2023 foreign buyers pay 60% stamp duty on any residential property purchase. Foreign purchases of private property fell 59% in a single quarter after that last increase. Singapore's housing market has remained broadly stable and accessible to its own citizens as a result.

The lesson is not complicated. If you are serious about keeping homes in Australian hands you make foreign ownership financially unviable and you do not put an expiry date on it. A 60% tax is not a speed bump. Labor's two year pause with a review date, and a list of exemptions is.

YOUR SUPERANNUATION - WHAT THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA WON’T TELL YOU

Australia's superannuation system holds over $3.5 trillion in assets. The average Australian has around $170,000 in super. A couple has roughly $340,000 sitting in a managed fund they cannot touch to house themselves. You cannot live in a property your SMSF purchases. Your family cannot either. You cannot even holiday in it. And if you retire and want to move in you first have to buy it out of your own fund at full market value, triggering stamp duty, potential capital gains tax and a full independent valuation. That is Australian law in 2026.

One Nation's policy changes that entirely. It proposes allowing a super fund to invest directly in a member's primary residence. When the property is sold the proceeds proportional to the fund's investment are returned to the fund. The retirement savings stay in the system. The member gets to actually live in an asset their own money helped purchase.

For a couple sitting on $340,000 in combined super while renting and watching prices climb 63% in five years, this is the difference between owning a home and never owning one.

So why is nobody talking about it. Because every dollar in a managed fund earns fees for the people running it. Capital moving into a member's home is capital leaving that fee base. The industry funds are aligned with Labor. Labor has opposed every measure that allows Australians to access their own super differently, including the Morrison government's COVID early release scheme which they attacked for months. The Liberals introduced a $50,000 deposit scheme and called it done. The media finds it too complex to explain in a graph.

The policy exists. It is published. It is on the One Nation website. And it would change the lives of millions of Australians who have given up on ever owning a home.

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SOURCES
ABS mean dwelling price $1,074,700 December quarter 2025: https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/economy/price-indexes-and-inflation/total-value-dwellings/latest-release
ABS media release total value of dwellings reaches $12 trillion: https://www.abs.gov.au/media-centre/media-releases/total-value-dwellings-reaches-12-trillion
PropTrack 63% price rise since March 2020, MacroBusiness April 2026: https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2026/04/why-australian-house-prices-must-fall
NHSAC State of the Housing System 2025 (10.6 years deposit, 14% affordability, 50% income to mortgage, 262,000 shortfall):https://nhsac.gov.au/sites/nhsac.gov.au/files/2025-05/ar-state-housing-system-2025.pdf
PropTrack Housing Affordability Report 2024 (14% affordability, NSW 10%): https://australianpropertyupdate.com.au/apu/australia-faces-worst-housing-affordability-crisis-in-30-years
Cotality Quarterly Rental Review December 2025 (42.9% rent rise, $204 per week): https://www.cotality.com/au/insights/articles/rental-growth-accelerates-as-vacancy-rates-tighten
HIA government charges 50% of new Sydney home price: https://firstnationalbundaberg.com.au/blog/government-taxes-make-up-50-of-the-total-price-of-a-new-house-land-packages
NHSAC housing shortfall 262,000 homes: https://nhsac.gov.au/news/release-state-housing-system-report-2025
Singapore ABSD 60% foreign buyer stamp duty, Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-04-26/singapore-house-prices-government-raises-property-taxes-to-cool-market
Singapore foreign purchases fell 59%, MoneySmart: https://blog.moneysmart.sg/property/absd-singapore-bsd-stamp-duty-calculator
One Nation housing and foreign ownership policy: https://www.onenation.org.au/australian-home-ownership https://www.onenation.org.au/foreign-ownership
Parliamentary Budget Office GST on building materials costing: https://www.pbo.gov.au/publications-and-data/publications/costings/gst-building-materials
One Nation apprenticeship negotiation 2018: https://www.senatorhanson.com.au/2019/10/24/one-nations-apprenticeships-program-a-proven-success
One Nation apprenticeship achievements: https://www.onenation.org.au/highlights
Labor CGT Senate inquiry April 2026: https://www.visaverge.com/news/albanese-government-moves-to-scrap-capital-gains-tax-discount-for-investors
South Australia granny flat reform 2023: https://plan.sa.gov.au/our_planning_system/development_regulation_amendments/accordion_content/new-planning-rules-secure-granny-flats-for-rental-and-boost-design-for-new-homes
SMSF rules primary residence ATO: https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/super-for-individuals-and-families/super/withdrawing-and-using-your-super/early-access-to-super/first-home-super-saver-scheme
Labor 100 promises not to change CGT, Liberal Party: https://www.liberal.org.au/2025/04/26/pms-tax-promises-worth-what-you-pay-for-it

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Australians you have been Ripped Off by your own government for too long - Time For Change has come!

Your taxes are helping people who aren’t Australian citizens buy a first home in Australia.
Not only are they pushing up home prices for everyone, they’re getting into a home that should have gone to an Australian citizen.
Enough is enough.
Cut off the benefits, cut migration, ban foreign ownership and start deporting.