One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says Australia’s migration system does not prioritise the skills the economy needs, arguing the current approach contributes to worsening housing shortages. Both outlets report that Hanson is targeting the way migration selections are made, saying the system is failing to align migration intake with labour-market requirements. She links the broader economic impact of migration to increased pressure on housing availability, suggesting that without better skills targeting, migration does not deliver the intended benefit to workforce needs. The coverage frames Hanson’s comments as part of One Nation’s wider political argument that migration policy should be reformed. Neither article provides detailed evidence or specific data on how migration levels or housing supply interact. No other parties’ responses are included in the provided excerpts. Overall, the reports present Hanson’s position that migration settings require change to better match practical job skills while also addressing housing constraints.