Canterbury-Bankstown Council said the technology, which uses cameras mounted to the sides of street sweepers, had detected 20,000 dumped trolleys since June last year, and identified hotspots in Bankstown, Lakemba, Punchbowl and Campsie.

At the time of the 2021 Census, Bankstown was 36.1% Australian-born, 8.6% of residents said they had Australian ancestry, 79.7% had both parents born overseas, 31.1% of the population was Muslim, and the largest ancestry groups were Vietnamese (18.7%), Lebanese (11.9%) and Chinese (10.8%).


Lakemba was 32% Australian-born, 8.3% of residents said they had Australian ancestry, 82% had both parents born overseas, 61.2% of the population was Muslim, and the largest non-Anglo ancestry groups were Bangladeshi (14.3%) and Indian (10.7%).

Punchbowl was was 36.1% Australian-born, 12% of residents said they had Australian ancestry, 74.3% had both parents born overseas, 38.4% of the population was Muslim, and the largest non-Anglo ancestry groups were Lebanese (26.9%), Chinese (6.8%), and Vietnamese (6.8%).

Campsie was 28.6% Australian-born, 6,2% of residents said they had Australian ancestry, 79.8% had both parents born overseas, 11.1% of the population was Buddhist and 10.7% was Hindu, and the largest non-Anglo ancestry groups were Chinese (34.5%), and Nepalese (9.6%).
https://www.noticer.news/canterbury-bankstown-dumped-shopping-trolley-crisis/

Replacement of Migration Policy is more the go......... just mentioning on behalf of a friend...

Brian Ross wrote on Dec 1^st, 2024 at 8:37pm:

fu3ck Bbwiyawn

Do those here at least support the idea of replacement migration to overcome the falling birth rate, deaths and those immigrating elsewhere to maintain our current population numbers?

Would you prefer if it was called something else?

SadKangaroo wrote on Dec 2^nd, 2024 at 4:16pm:


Most migrants are not having replacement level children. That has been up to the regional and rural people of Australia to keep those new generations flowing through.