If you're going to get all in a tizzy about crowded cities and beaches, move somewhere else!
Theres tonnes of places in Australia where you can have beautiful beaches and no-one else around for 100's of km.
That’s a well thought out position.
Adelaide/Hobart +10 Melbourne/Sydney -10 etc.
This might mean companies that need immigrants have to set up offices in Adelaide and Hobart. Fair enough.
* I'm assuming you read the article re: points scheme
Same goes for the land, the 'topsoil' that is left also comes with added salt.
The place is living on borrowed time, an environmental catastrophe unfolds in the news headlines and before our eyes. Only the ingenuity of man can prevent the place going back to the default 'Aboriginal' carrying capacity. The government can't magically buy feed for the farmers to give to their 'livestock' forever.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2018-07-29/the-big-dry-see-...