Yesterday’s march sent a loud message: Australians want immigration under control. Yet politicians mostly dismissed the concerns—labeling protesters as extremists or ignoring the scale of the issue.

In this editorial, Brent examines:

• How net migration still hits around 1,200 new arrivals every day, straining housing, schools, and infrastructure.

• Why both major parties struggle to act, balancing public pressure with business interests.

• The tough questions politicians need to answer: Which infrastructure comes first? How will migration targets be met sustainably?

Brent calls for honest, solutions-focused discussion—away from slogans, spin, and fear-mongering.

Listen to the full editorial and ask yourself: what will your local MP actually do about Australia’s migration numbers?