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One of only four stated objectives of the Liberals was to ‘stop the boats’. Julia Gillard (a ‘10-pound migrant’) and Tony Abbott (born in London) stressed their migrant origins where appropriate. Abbott’s claim was almost ludicrous as he was only born in London because his Australian parents were there at the time. Gillard left Barry in south Wales when she was five, coming free with her Welsh parents. But immigration and population did not play the central roles that seemed likely at the start of campaigning. This followed in a consensual tradition in which such issues did not seriously divide the two major parties.

Immigration Issues in the 2010 Federal Election