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Not all of the citizens of these countries are terrorists or criminals. As long as the government and security agencies are aware of it, then I have no problem

If their country of origin allows our citizens to hold dual citizenship then fine. The government must do thorough background checks beforehand

In areas where we have a clear shortage of skilled workers, then yes. It should never be at the expense of Australian workers and should be carefully monitored…

Case by case only. If people are properly vetted and are clearly at risk in their own country, then absolutely we should give then asylum

With free government lessons and assistance. It must never be forced and different languages and cultures need to be embraced

One size never fits all. It would depend on the crime, if it was victimless (good luck finding one of those), whether or not real rehabilitation and restitution…

It would depend on the crime. Violent crimes of any kind would be obvious, but some “white collar” crimes affect innocent people too.

This could be more helpful in First Nations’ communities where, clearly, the police alone is often more damaging than helpful

Between the ages of 16 and 18 it could be voluntary. That way, anyone who was interested in politics could have a say. I would not make it compulsory for under…

I’m basing my answer to age. We have a retirement age for most people so why are they exempt from it?

It depends on what you mean by “artists”.. There are so many different genres that I’m reluctant to answer - that would make all art seem generic and it’s clear…

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