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  • Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
  • Australia is detaining, cuffing and deporting more New Zealanders than any other group. Guest reporter Peter FitzSimons finds it’s riling Kiwis and straining relations across The Ditch. Is this how we treat an old mate?
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Комментарии • 9 тыс.

  • @davidowen2396
    @davidowen2396 Год назад +36

    This film totally downplays the crimes committed and presents these guys as victims.

    • @mercurycid
      @mercurycid Год назад +4

      well said, thats abc and fitzsimmons for you. no empathy for victims of crime

  • @jinov191
    @jinov191 4 года назад +24

    All countries should adopt the Australian method

  • @jstone247
    @jstone247 3 года назад +69

    "Just gave her a backhander".That's right mate, minimise your actions. I think your wife is better off without you.

    • @sonofagreatsouthernland
      @sonofagreatsouthernland 2 года назад

      And FitzSimons downplaying a wife beaters actions because they were iced up....shame on FITZ!

    • @bcatypical
      @bcatypical 2 года назад +2

      And so will the country be.

  • @philiphema2678
    @philiphema2678 2 года назад +51

    As a Kiwi living in Hawaii I don't see a deportation issue. If you break the law, you pay the price.
    Australia doesn't hv to abide by anyone else's rules. It's called the right of sovereignty.
    The Anzac pact is fragile and non-binding and, as such, should not be held up as some kind of privileged protection.
    Canada and the USA, while sharing the friendliest border
    respect each other's sovereignty!
    E tu e hoa me te kaha me te pono!

    • @jessedanielryder
      @jessedanielryder 2 года назад

      This is a poor article. There have been kiwis deported over parking fines, instead you use a domestic violence case....

    • @seanross9175
      @seanross9175 2 года назад +4

      @@jessedanielryder proof?

    • @bonturner4942
      @bonturner4942 2 года назад +1

      How do the Hawaiians feel about being under Americans in their own country

    • @bonturner4942
      @bonturner4942 2 года назад

      Every year thousands gather for Anzac day

    • @bsinton
      @bsinton 2 года назад

      @@bonturner4942 well they like the financial support and many other things I'm pretty sure they wouldn't what less money involved in there ways of life

  • @camwright2685
    @camwright2685 3 года назад +190

    I'm a kiwi,if you wish to live in aussie then abide by there rules simple

    • @aj-kwt909truckin31
      @aj-kwt909truckin31 3 года назад +1

      👍😎👍💯%

    • @conniearcher3462
      @conniearcher3462 3 года назад +20

      Anywhere in the world, any country for that matter.

    • @maka1685
      @maka1685 3 года назад +1

      Connie Archer ummm no you’re not welcome anywhere sorry.

    • @jodihargreaves3784
      @jodihargreaves3784 3 года назад +16

      Same rules should apply to Australians living in NZ???
      Including ones who are judged “bad character “.
      Peter Dutton is on a power trip!!

    • @AlexM-WI
      @AlexM-WI 3 года назад +4

      The motor cycle guy didn’t brake any laws. Membership is not illegal.
      The point is that „bad character“ is way too loose a phrasing for my legal sensibilities.
      Also: shouldn’t family connections be also considered? Otherwise you end up separating families.

  • @fionatanzer5270
    @fionatanzer5270 5 лет назад +50

    I'm finding it EXTREMELY difficult to feel sorry for any of these deportees. They are involved in gangs, drugs and violence. They are not innocent victims.

    • @Blackheathenly
      @Blackheathenly 5 лет назад +5

      Oh I know. And white Australian's are fucking perfect. Right?

    • @MelaniaRose
      @MelaniaRose 3 года назад +9

      @@Blackheathenly But New Zealanders are on another level.

    • @straya4837
      @straya4837 Год назад

      @@Blackheathenly Listen, countries can have their own rules, get it? This has FA to do with aussies trying to say they're bloody perfect. If you were not so racially motivated, which you're the one who brought up the subject, you'd understand that like ALL countries we've got enough problem with dealing with our own crims.
      As usual there's what seems to be a racist lecturing on raciism....because it has nothingto do with where they're from & EVERYTHING to do with not suffering it.
      That Arden can say what she likes, but she's a neo Marxist who thinks she control peoples thougjts on a wide range of woke goobledegook & now we've got the same type of 'leader' who is going to put a load of jihadi brides into suburban area's & other aussies who have legally & patiently waited for housing etc & will go to end of line to let these.... known viciously dangerous criminals get these desperately needed places & be taken care of via the Australian tax payers.
      People like you just think everythingis a fantasy world & when you dont agree with things you pull the race card.
      You, my dear, are the bloody racis,t at worst, or pig ignorant at best.
      Jog on & stop being a hypocritical race baiter.

    • @scottgeen3062
      @scottgeen3062 Год назад

      Yeah stupid kiwi good job fulla tattoos ugly good on aussie 👍

    • @craighardy1753
      @craighardy1753 Год назад

      @@Blackheathenly wow see now your not stupid after all
      It’s like this sunshine no one said anyone is perfect we just said if you don’t like our laws F off. Or build a wall make New Zealand pay for it

  • @mikefly562
    @mikefly562 3 года назад +62

    He got in trouble for a domestic violence case...him being deported back to his home country seems reasonable. If he was still allowed to live in Australia, it would just cause more stress on his victims, as they would always live in fear. I really don't feel sorry for him, I'm sure he'll manage himself fine in NZ.

    • @joshtovo7636
      @joshtovo7636 3 года назад +4

      How about the Africans who made troubles in Melbourne and other states of Aussie? They should be deported back to Africa as the other nationalities..it's fair enough I guess👍🏼

    • @olbeef250
      @olbeef250 2 года назад +2

      @@joshtovo7636 100%. All offenders sent back

    • @loco_tom
      @loco_tom 2 года назад

      It wouldn't cause stress on his victims if they said they reconciled. They were under the influence as well so that's the failure of local authorities that didn't put them into rehab and let things escalate.

    • @olbeef250
      @olbeef250 2 года назад +1

      @@loco_tom Always someone else's fault. Does anyone take personal responsibility anymore

    • @Dillinger55555
      @Dillinger55555 2 года назад

      Where would you send the Australian citizens who are involved in same kind of domestic violence? Britain? your stress related argument is so dumb.

  • @jaybaker8938
    @jaybaker8938 3 года назад +72

    If you behave, nobody is going to deport you.

    • @GraceDollesin
      @GraceDollesin 3 года назад +8

      You are correct!

    • @Adiscretefirm
      @Adiscretefirm 3 года назад +1

      If you plan on misbehaving get your citizenship?

    • @hmmahlahbahhhhhhhhhhhh2123
      @hmmahlahbahhhhhhhhhhhh2123 3 года назад +3

      Yeah coz Australia has perfect citizens without foreigners 🥴

    • @diehard200
      @diehard200 3 года назад +2

      Nah. Up yours. I can do whatever I want you twit

    • @snakethoms1995
      @snakethoms1995 3 года назад

      No you don't actually have to have committed a crime to be deported. They can just section 189 and you've failed the bad character test

  • @lks5379
    @lks5379 5 лет назад +21

    I’m a Maori kiwi and my whanau all lives in Aussie and we have a family of over 70 of us and only 3 have been deported and they have history or murder and gang affiliation. I’ve been to Aussie plenty of times and I don’t believe this is wrong at all. When you go somewhere you don’t have the right to enter unless your gonna better the place and not spread your poison. These people committed crimes against people in Aotearoa and hurt our country so Aussie has every right to not want these bastards infecting theirs. Sounds stupid because I’m a kiwi but what’s right is right. All yous saying kaka trying to state anyone can go anywhere you try living under the same roof as people who have bashed and hurt innocent people and try sleep knowing your children and elderly are at their mercy. We need to take a page out of their book. These scum ain’t no kiwi I call brother or sister so hang em out to dry

    • @lucassmith781
      @lucassmith781 5 лет назад +2

      Absolutely, everyone is so full of white guilt nowadays, and react off of feelings as opposed to LAW, or even respecting their own country. Its simple, respect the culture and laws, or get out, I always thought that was common sense. We have the same thing trying to take place over here in the U.S. but luckily people are waking up to this, although our problem isnt' with kiwis per se. Our are simply with other cultures coming over here, and banging white guilt into everyones heads for shit that happened hundreds of years ago, and FORCING their culture onto our children, schools, cities, police departments, and attempting to do it in our government as well. I hope this whole age of victimhood comes to a close shortly, because the people with common sense see how ridiculous all of this is, and they're getting angry. I don't condone violence of any sort, but jesus, how much can people sit back while people call their own country terrible, as well as their people, trying to force everyone to be apologetic, and admit how "bad" of a person they are. God help us.

    • @orlaoto5794
      @orlaoto5794 5 лет назад

      Think the immigration people will be casting an eye over this taking names? Kind of shitty thing these people do; round up and send people away because they're of 'bad character'. Or not white.

  • @gentleheart3384
    @gentleheart3384 5 лет назад +75

    Moral of story......if you've been in Australia for 4 years or more and want to stay because you consider it your home, get your citizenship.

    • @alanbstard4
      @alanbstard4 5 лет назад +2

      citizenship should be earned

    • @enriquemunoz746
      @enriquemunoz746 5 лет назад +2

      Perhaps it's expensive

    • @emmo__93
      @emmo__93 5 лет назад +5

      Tried that as a kiwi living in Australia, refused. My sister was a nurse for Queensland health, a government organization even she couldn't get citizenship. I voluntarily deported myself back to New Zealand. Best decision I made

    • @lilgem6124
      @lilgem6124 5 лет назад +3

      its way too expensive! 1st you have to pay to be PERMANENT RESIDENTS, we have been here 14 years and are not classed YET as permanent residents by the government. 2nd you then have to pay to become CITIZENS which is quite a lot of money.

    • @user-ej3jy6eg6h
      @user-ej3jy6eg6h 5 лет назад +1

      fred morrison and that's a big reason why. Many other nations are taking just about anybody.

  • @costy7612
    @costy7612 2 года назад +10

    I've spoken with Kiwis on this and they generally agree that they don't want them, either.

  • @windyboy78
    @windyboy78 3 года назад +34

    Good on Aussie! If only the NZ govt had the same views. I wonder how many Kiwis living in Aussie are thinking twice now about breaking the law! Sounds like a great deterent to me!

    • @windyboy78
      @windyboy78 2 года назад

      @Skull903 Fam agree...once he's served his pathetic sentence.

  • @jfhow
    @jfhow 5 лет назад +42

    You have no idea how many people in the world would be grateful for a chance to start over in New Zealand.

  • @mikefurst4166
    @mikefurst4166 4 года назад +65

    Why feel sorry for him, he beat a woman who was relying on him, sent her to hospital, he brought it on himself. Feel sorry for the wife and kids who are the losers in the whole mess.

    • @crickettopshorts8221
      @crickettopshorts8221 4 года назад +2

      Yet you don't understand what led to such. I think somewhere around the conversation he mentioned due to drugs?

    • @ruionyango8818
      @ruionyango8818 4 года назад +1

      Shit happens you mean no white man beat his wife?

    • @jenrutherford6690
      @jenrutherford6690 3 года назад +1

      And it won't be the first time he's abused her either

    • @christopherrodmell1694
      @christopherrodmell1694 3 года назад +1

      I suppose it’s fair enough they decided he deserved to be sent back here to New Zealand for what he did to his wife, but at the same time I do kinda feel bad for him arriving here with no one and nothing, and his family is in Australia, I mean regardless of his kids being brought here to visit their dad it must’ve been depressing for him to come here with no one,

  • @pgarciaAP
    @pgarciaAP 2 года назад +14

    But I don’t want to be responsible for my actions. 😂🤣

  • @non-ya5003
    @non-ya5003 2 года назад +36

    Whole truth and nothing but the truth, "DON'T DO DUMB SHIT" simple

    • @troyj4308
      @troyj4308 2 года назад

      Ahhhh, i think you are forgetting about the human condition... that comment is just throwing stones in galss houses lol
      Just remember how much dumb shit all our ancestors did to produce every single person alive today, with comments like that, you are effectively judging all humans to ever have existed, very high standards indeed.

  • @graemecrowther.7557
    @graemecrowther.7557 3 года назад +52

    Don't hit people and you will be fine.

  • @tessarix
    @tessarix 4 года назад +15

    Excuse me, but THIS GUY HIT HIS WIFE HARD ENOUGH TO SEND HER TO HOSPITAL. No pity. None.

  • @roymonaghan5765
    @roymonaghan5765 3 года назад +33

    I notice his partner didn't go over to be with him. Maybe putting her in hospital gave her a different opinion of the tough man.

    • @jenrutherford6690
      @jenrutherford6690 3 года назад +1

      I hope you are right but actually the benefit is higher in oz

    • @MelaniaRose
      @MelaniaRose 3 года назад +1

      Always smarter to stay in Australia.

    • @cheanarchist2381
      @cheanarchist2381 3 года назад

      @@MelaniaRose u mean verses USA hell yer if I was American I would get the heck out of dodge , I don’t no we’re that saying comes from but I bet dodge is a place in America 😜

  • @mikelundrigan2285
    @mikelundrigan2285 Год назад +12

    He should have become an Australian! Had years to do so and didn’t! Committed a crime and paid the consequences…no one’s fault but his own!
    No sympathy here! Australia is it’s own country and can set the rules for immigrants! And that is how it should be, imo!

  • @AegirWatches
    @AegirWatches 4 года назад +61

    I am from NZ and grew up in Australia and still here. If I was to commit a crime that was worth 12 months in jail and deported, then bad luck for me. I would not blame them, not at all.

    • @edwardhill6362
      @edwardhill6362 3 года назад +2

      Well you've been good to Australian society

    • @eamonstafford2056
      @eamonstafford2056 3 года назад +5

      I too am a Kiwi and have been in this great country called Australia since 1996. I agree with you 100% and I too would have no issues at being deported if I couldn't obey the law of land and respect the system here. it has been great for both me and my family for which I am very grateful for.

    • @eamonstafford2056
      @eamonstafford2056 3 года назад +3

      @@nicoledantoine8757 I lived in Singapore for two years. Loved every minute of it. If you follow their customs and rules, you can have a great time. Respect a countries' laws and people and one learns a lot about them. Really like Australia

    • @eamonstafford2056
      @eamonstafford2056 3 года назад +1

      @@nicoledantoine8757 Yes it is Nicole although I might add that it has changed considerable since I was living over there. Nevertheless it is the same standards I would uphold while visiting your country and people. Be respectful, humble and complimentary as well as obey the rules and customs -no problems

    • @willfull889
      @willfull889 3 года назад +2

      Good onya mate

  • @parisniksi9402
    @parisniksi9402 5 лет назад +39

    Respect the country you came to for a better life or go back home. Simple

  • @pulmo1
    @pulmo1 3 года назад +26

    Deportation to your country of origin and citizenship as a punishment for a crime I s a great idea.
    Behave yourself and you are a welcome guest.

    • @andrewswan5618
      @andrewswan5618 2 года назад

      The send folks home convicted of no crime which rubbishes your point there Dermot

    • @NZSUBZERO
      @NZSUBZERO 2 года назад

      "Deportation to your country of origin and citizenship" sounds fair 👍..Do you think that rule should apply to everyone who's country of origin is not Australia?..like yourself maybe??

    • @NZSUBZERO
      @NZSUBZERO 2 года назад

      @Winahh Taylahh I'll make it easy for you..Is Australia your country of Origin??

    • @NZSUBZERO
      @NZSUBZERO 2 года назад

      @Winahh Taylahh hmm 🤔 Aboriginal are you??

  • @adambamf9365
    @adambamf9365 3 года назад +17

    but new Zealand have been deporting Samoans and Tongans home after living here for over 20 years now we cry it happens to us what makes us more special than the pacific island people

    • @destroymalefeminists
      @destroymalefeminists 3 года назад +1

      don't think of it as no one cares about samoans and tongans. people are just now starting to talk about so we're having the conversation about everyone.

  • @GLCSR
    @GLCSR 4 года назад +88

    How do you go to another country break their laws and expect to be able to stay when it's obvious you have no respect for the countries laws.

    • @kororianuitakauterepo7538
      @kororianuitakauterepo7538 3 года назад +4

      Exactly New Zealand Born Australian...And The Cheek, Aboriginal/Maori Born, Here In New Zealand His Aboriginal Parent And Maori Parent Moved To Australia To Be Close To His People (As Well) Got On The Wrong Side Of The Law And Now Dutton And Scotty Trying To Deport Him??? He's Aboriginal For Goodness Sake!!!: I Know Heaps Of Australian In New Zealand...Jacinta Should Get Rid Of Trash As Well..
      Lol

    • @kororianuitakauterepo7538
      @kororianuitakauterepo7538 3 года назад +1

      I Was Just Saying ...Nothing Personal...👍 Chur

    • @kororianuitakauterepo7538
      @kororianuitakauterepo7538 3 года назад +3

      Their System Failed... Aboriginal Still Suffering At The Hands If The Law???

    • @gregiles908
      @gregiles908 3 года назад +3

      Because we had Pathetic Leadership in Australia for DECADES that gave criminals the feeling of invincibility.

    • @cheanarchist2381
      @cheanarchist2381 3 года назад +1

      @@kororianuitakauterepo7538 but I strongly disagree with the extradition laws in Australia versus New Zealand New Zealand have extradited nine people back to Australia compare to Australia probably extraditing hundreds if not thousands back to New Zealand, love how NZpoliticians refuse to do the same thing just because the injustice of Australia doing it. Like it is a criminal offence to be a member of the Bandido‘s bike club so if you’re even a member they can extradite you back to NZ it’s so discrimination

  • @seawolfe6460
    @seawolfe6460 5 лет назад +33

    As a Kiwi the Australian Home Affairs has every right to provide a safe environment and protect its citizens, and deport non Australian citizens when they commit an offence again Australian citizens. When in Rome . . .

  • @sonofagalwayman6553
    @sonofagalwayman6553 3 года назад +22

    gotta feel sorry for the real victims and thats not these fellas

  • @FazeFalcon
    @FazeFalcon 2 года назад +14

    "Everyone is Australian except you because Australia said get the hell out." Not true. He had 20 years to become Australian, but didn't. It was and is HIS CHOICE. I don't like Australia's policy, but this guy is in this pickle by his own doing.

  • @marktuyet
    @marktuyet 4 года назад +31

    Being sent to New Zealand doesn't look like punishment to me . Looks beautiful .

    • @theemirofjaffa2266
      @theemirofjaffa2266 3 года назад +4

      Yeah, like being deported to heaven..lol

    • @bonescdxx
      @bonescdxx 3 года назад +1

      Makes one wonder, why so afraid to come home? Afraid of payback from people you've screwed in the past?

    • @smaanan
      @smaanan 3 года назад +1

      It looks superficially like 'heaven', but life with kiwis is very difficult.

    • @smaanan
      @smaanan 3 года назад +3

      @Richard Schiffman Maybe because NZ is too far from anywhere else, and you can make more money in Australia than in NZ.

    • @kostasrubtsov6633
      @kostasrubtsov6633 3 года назад

      "Doesn't look like punishment".... imagine being stripped of your career, family and friends to be axiled in a different country lol.. u don't think that's punishment?lol

  • @Harry-wb7uv
    @Harry-wb7uv 4 года назад +24

    On behalf of all victims of crime I'd like to say THANK YOU to Peter Dutton and David Coleman for helping to protect Australians from dangerous criminal NON CITIZENS! Thank you!

  • @lynette599
    @lynette599 2 года назад +9

    The first person says: "I'm nervous, I'm scared"...GREAT, now you know how your wife felt...

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад

      that’s my dad and i know the truth

    • @chriskyle9713
      @chriskyle9713 2 года назад

      @@laurenzanika3819 He shoulda got citizenship.

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад

      @@chriskyle9713 that has nothing to do with this comment, also he tried and then things got hard for him

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад

      @@chriskyle9713 its really not that easy

    • @chriskyle9713
      @chriskyle9713 2 года назад

      @@laurenzanika3819 I looked it up, it seems pretty easy given his situation. Australian partner visa or he qualified for the entrance Prior to 2001 option for NZ citizens. But the meth probably wasn't helping the application. Unlucky guy, good luck to him.

  • @humbletomsandeep
    @humbletomsandeep 3 месяца назад +10

    If after 24 years he can settle very well in Australia, after 20 years he can definitely settle in NZ. If his wife and children love him they surely can follow him

    • @colonelfustercluck486
      @colonelfustercluck486 4 дня назад

      they will love the Aussie welfare dept more.
      And he has to now settle in NZ, there is no way he can go to any other country now that he has been deported.

  • @edw8889
    @edw8889 4 года назад +20

    Don’t feel sorry for the wife beater

    • @leohobbleohobb3781
      @leohobbleohobb3781 4 года назад

      If you made a grave mistake by you action then you want the gov to handle you like that.First pay by jail then etc.i would like to listen to his women since they where a couple again.If he is a cronic wife trasher does not she have a responsibility to not get in to a couple relationship again?

  • @billderinbaja3883
    @billderinbaja3883 4 года назад +78

    "We got into an argument and I backhanded her... put her in the hospital, yeah." Does anyone here believe that was his first or only violent attack on his wife or other women? Austrailia was right to give him the boot.

    • @simonwebb4829
      @simonwebb4829 4 года назад +4

      List of massacres of Indigenous Australians
      Look this up on Wikipedia. See who the real criminals are.

    • @simonwebb4829
      @simonwebb4829 4 года назад +2

      What should happen to all the British Australians who commit crimes? and what determines a true Australian? Aboriginals are still obviously not Australians (in British Australian eyes)even though they have been here for 60 000 years and the first boat load of British Convicts came over only about 232 years ago.

    • @leohobbleohobb3781
      @leohobbleohobb3781 4 года назад +2

      More people should lock at them selves before they start to lock at others faults.including me.easy to forget.

    • @joshuaford2322
      @joshuaford2322 4 года назад +1

      To be fair he said they were both addicted to drugs and arguing, and fighting constantly. U honestly think she was just writing g a letter to her mom and he back handed her. It's never okay to hit a women. Women also need to realise ass whippings don't just fall out of the sky and that they can walk away. I thought we were equal. I don't start shit with guys that could kick my ass because I don't want to get my ass kicked. Women are capable of that same logic.

    • @lovelyjubbly7456
      @lovelyjubbly7456 4 года назад +5

      @@simonwebb4829 harking back to the historical past. Life is short. Live in the present so you don't waste it.

  • @yasseenosman4694
    @yasseenosman4694 3 года назад +26

    The first person violently assaulted their spouse to the point they ended up in the hospital, only served 8 months for a crime that could've seriously handicapped his spouse and/or traumatized her for life, in a country he's not a citizen of, and we're supposed to feel sympathy for him being deported? To New Zealand?
    Even the outlaw MC member has more room for sympathy than him in my book, and it was still literally fair for that person too to be deported, if the government literally said they could be deported for being part of an outlaw bikie gang.
    The guy saying "They're New Zealand citizens, they're not Australian Citizens" was just speaking facts. Keep in mind this is Australia, a country whose government seems to be on the news for Xenophobia and being anti-Migrant/anti-Refugee. That is to say, if they're willing to deport someone back to a much more dangerous/poorer/worse off country for such a crime, then where's the human rights issue with sending an NZ citizen back to New Zealand?

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад +1

      i’m just letting you know that i am his child and he was never a bad father to us, my mum is and was an abuser and he’s always tried to do the right thing for us, nobody in this comment section knows anything about this story at all and you didn’t have to live it

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад +1

      what this documentary portrayed him out to be isn’t who he is

    • @Tongandingo1
      @Tongandingo1 2 года назад

      Australia gets a bad wrap for anti migrant and anti refugee because the quality has gone down the success of migrants boomed for 100 years since 1900 then we start getting boat people and Afghans. Not the cream of the crop anymore. You'll find NZ is far more insulated and less open to migration there's only 5 races in the entire country of NZ

  • @user-gw5rs7fp9j
    @user-gw5rs7fp9j 2 года назад +10

    Kiwi born Australian & New Zealand citizenship holder here. If we break the law we must face the consequences regardless. Gangs = drug dealing, predator bullies with no respect to any laws or anyone however run free here in New Zealand.
    I love Aotearoa but the fact that the gangs run our beautiful land is horrific & enough to make me think about moving back to Australia.

  • @mrbigolnuts3041
    @mrbigolnuts3041 4 года назад +44

    I'm a New Zealander, being allowed into Australia is a privilege, or any other country for that matter, its not a right. If you disgrace the NZ passport by committing a crime in the country you are visiting or moved to they sure as hell should kick your ass out. The same as NZ should kick foreign criminals out. People take a long hard think before committing a crime if they know they'll be on a plane.

    • @Chings001
      @Chings001 4 года назад +3

      I couldn't agree more.

    • @evertonporter7887
      @evertonporter7887 3 года назад +4

      My parents came to Britain from Jamaica. Life was hard and they, along with many other West Indians of the Windrush Generation, worked hard to give us a life here. They earned the respect of the local people and taught us to obey the law and to be grateful for the opportunities we were given. They considered it a privilege to live and work in Britain.

  • @ein-rw7uy
    @ein-rw7uy 4 года назад +41

    I dont understand the point of this story. Are we supposed to feel sorry for these criminals? Good on Australia!

    • @azmanmdsalleh2009
      @azmanmdsalleh2009 4 года назад

      He try to ponder the point of it eventually punished the whole family beside they're brothers in armed since ww2...he don't argue the offences.

    • @Explorshon123
      @Explorshon123 4 года назад

      @@azmanmdsalleh2009 You speaking on what? I can understand not you saying. No to Kiwi, no to understanding bad, no? I argue the fences and the gates too. Yas.

    • @azmanmdsalleh2009
      @azmanmdsalleh2009 4 года назад

      @@Explorshon123 my answer to ein 3248 question....so you no understand what....? your arguement with fences and gate ..? FYI I no speaking I'm typing.....lol

  • @bobsled9058
    @bobsled9058 3 года назад +10

    I have Kiwi friends who are hard working, tough and honest. Welcome. To anyone else, where ever you come from, if you don't respect and appreciate Australia, Bugger Off.

  • @never2muchluther803
    @never2muchluther803 Год назад +13

    So this guy was high on drugs and constantly getting into fights? Hmmm, kind of too old to be behaving like a young teenager don't you think? So Australia decided to deport this guy under their law for constant bad behavior? Good for Australia!

  • @mistersmacky
    @mistersmacky 5 лет назад +19

    "Why Is Australia Deporting So Many Kiwis?" Should be "Why are so many Kiwis committing crimes in Australia?"

    • @marasol7169
      @marasol7169 5 лет назад +3

      Most was done from maori natives,not discrimination .I haven't seen or heard about the whites one's 😨

    • @aldig3935
      @aldig3935 5 лет назад +2

      And theres only few Australian commiting crimes in NZ,the latest one though just killed 49 people and many injured..Australian criminals are on different level,no petty crime just outcold terrorism.

    • @Nemo-fq6mj
      @Nemo-fq6mj 5 лет назад +1

      Well actually. Out of the half a million Kiwis living in Australia, only a tiny number of Kiwis are resorting to crime. That number doesn't even reach the thousands, which is quite a puny number compared to a nation of born criminals, like Australia. :) thought I'd fill in that gap since you left that part out :) remember, being an Aussie doesn't mean you're a law abiding citizen now does it!? of course it doesn't lol.

  • @Mupbeast76
    @Mupbeast76 5 лет назад +68

    As a New Zealander I say fair enough, we should do the same.

  • @nightwing1409
    @nightwing1409 3 года назад +36

    I have absolutely no sympathy for these guys. You are an adult. The decisions you make have ramifications and you have to live with those ramifications. These people would be offenders no matter the country they live in. You have never had the respect or commitment to take up Australian citizenship so you aren’t an Australian, you are a guest in someone else’s country and you have a moral and legal obligation to follow the law and social norms of the society you live in. These people aren’t minor offenders. They are all guilty of or have links to serious offending or are of bad character. There are plenty of other countries who deport their undesirables, we (NZ) should do the same !!!!!! The media coverage and pushing the agenda of deportation of non-Australian citizens is nothing more than a media and leftwing beat-up.

  • @donwood9396
    @donwood9396 3 года назад +27

    20 years in Oz and never bothered to take out citizenship - HE is solely responsible for this and I can't understand why Fitzsimmons is trying to make it look like the Australian goverment's fault - he is NOT of good character and has paid the price..

    • @redskua
      @redskua 3 года назад

      an observer ,,,true that

    • @jessedanielryder
      @jessedanielryder 2 года назад

      This is the most ignorant comment ever. NZ'der cannot just Take citizenship, they have to apply via a points-tested skills system by invitation only, just like if you were an african.

    • @donwood9396
      @donwood9396 2 года назад +1

      @@jessedanielryder And that takes more than 20 years? Sounds like BS to me.

    • @redskua
      @redskua 2 года назад

      @@jessedanielryder ,,,,,,so..!!

    • @jessedanielryder
      @jessedanielryder 2 года назад

      @@donwood9396 Time is irrelevant, you're not eligible until you get invited. Why is that so hard to understand? The issue isnt this case, its the New Zealanders who were deported over Parking fines and going 4 km/h over the speed limit.

  • @CptGordito
    @CptGordito 5 лет назад +34

    dont hit your wife then you wouldnt have this problem

    • @jimmythebushman6252
      @jimmythebushman6252 5 лет назад +5

      Theokles95
      EXACTLY, nothard hey

    • @nirav7672
      @nirav7672 5 лет назад

      The wife and husband were high when it happened and they had been fighting before she got hospitalised.

    • @nirav7672
      @nirav7672 5 лет назад

      @@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns They were both high and they were both fighting. They even said his wife forgave him.

  • @Thetauconqure
    @Thetauconqure 5 лет назад +15

    one thing and one thing only "if you are not an Australian citizen and you commit and convicted of a crime YES you should be deported" no matter what country you come from. this reads true if you are an Australian in newzealand.

    • @Theodisc
      @Theodisc 5 лет назад

      It depends on how they "offend". Only seven Australians were deported from NZ in the same amount of time.

    • @dennisjeffs4239
      @dennisjeffs4239 5 лет назад

      Theodisc the reason not so many Aussies get deported from Aotearoa is because they are too thick to do anything serious!!

  • @jcr1382
    @jcr1382 9 месяцев назад +14

    Learn to behave yourself and get anger management. No pity for them at all.

  • @lianam3262
    @lianam3262 Год назад +13

    This guy who has bitten his wife so that she nearly passed away - recovered in Hospital .Now he says " I am afraid , I am 😱 in shock " ..He should think about his family before ..He was on drugs, he says..as well as his wife..Soon she will come here with his kids ...who grew up seeing them being on drugs ..A vicious circle ..At least he stopped to take drugs in jail ...And she - being in hospital. Yeas ...we can understand why Australia is eager to get free of them as well as from criminals ..less problems - in future .That is why it is funny to try to insist on " justice " for them back in Austrslia :)

  • @micealmacadaim6550
    @micealmacadaim6550 4 года назад +65

    He broke the law and he's scared!! I'm sure his partner was scared when he beat the crap out of her.

  • @crystllclr3743
    @crystllclr3743 4 года назад +18

    He joins a biker gang and wonders why he was deported. What the hell did he expect lol.

  • @stephaniesmith5619
    @stephaniesmith5619 2 года назад +14

    The whining when YOU violently attacked someone and get sent back to your own country. I cannot offer empathy. I bet he did reconcile…..for his OWN benefit!!!!

  • @qkn-xc1qd
    @qkn-xc1qd 3 года назад +8

    Don't cause any trouble, it's that simple. Why is it so hard for some people?

  • @Pitsoup
    @Pitsoup 5 лет назад +14

    Other countries should look at Australia and adopt their deportation laws. I'm all for this. Finally a country with balls!

    • @gcb4763
      @gcb4763 5 лет назад

      The law in NZ is the same. Non citizens who break the law can be deported, provided they are not Australia. Australians in NZ are treated like a local, even with subsidized education. They are respected. They can even invest in housing without being resident. I am one cross over Kiwi who is glad the brain drain to Australia has stopped. Really sick of Kiwi dentists, teachers, lawyers, police etc leaving NZ. It cost a fortune to educate someone and then have them stolen. It is an economic burden. No, Australia should stop all immigration and then see how economically dependent Australia is on foreign workers - taxpayers for no effort.

    • @ballzack4866
      @ballzack4866 5 лет назад +1

      @@gcb4763
      Hilarious.
      Most of these brains have been educated in Australia.
      Tool.

    • @biggiedii4889
      @biggiedii4889 2 года назад

      @@gcb4763 It's not Australia's fault NZ is a terrible place to work.

    • @kathrynperry992
      @kathrynperry992 Год назад

      @@gcb4763 Nobody steals them. They come her because NZ is a poor, little sh*tty crime ridden country.

  • @amssydsing
    @amssydsing 5 лет назад +13

    Why? Because they are not citizens, didn't bother to get citizenship and are, therefore, not protected under the same rights as citizens.
    If they have broken the law they are subject to deportation just like everyone else (including under existing laws in NZ), why is that so difficult to understand?

    • @mikespearwood3914
      @mikespearwood3914 5 лет назад +1

      Because kiwis have an entitled attitude and think Australia owes them something!

  • @bconscious8841
    @bconscious8841 2 года назад +13

    Obviously there is something wrong with the Kiwis that are being deported or they wouldn't be deported. There are many many more Kiwis that are good citizens and living productively in Australia.

  • @hezkyden
    @hezkyden 9 месяцев назад +12

    What a non-story. If an immigrant to a country can't behave then what's the problem in getting shut of that person?

  • @jinov191
    @jinov191 4 года назад +13

    the liberal media just loves depicting criminals as victims, if your not a citizen then you better act decently, the USA should deport all of the foreign born criminals.

  • @barryolaith
    @barryolaith 5 лет назад +14

    Poor Sean, all he did was punch his partner, a woman, hard enough to put her in hospital. He's a victim.

  • @Nexus-dh3es
    @Nexus-dh3es Год назад +10

    I support peter dutton 100%. I think australian government laws are for reason. They are to protect australian citizens from criminals. So its good to have such laws.

  • @usedcarsokinawa
    @usedcarsokinawa 3 года назад +14

    Why didn’t he become a citizen. Oh, and he’s crying after hitting another person, not to mention a woman? You should have chosen a better character to represent your narrative. He doesn’t seem to have changed.

    • @sonofagreatsouthernland
      @sonofagreatsouthernland 2 года назад

      FitzSimons must have dementia if he thinks this example is worthy of our pity and consideration.....

  • @mageedkhan6975
    @mageedkhan6975 4 года назад +50

    How not to be deported? be a nice person and obey the laws.

    • @billparrish6113
      @billparrish6113 4 года назад +2

      Yeah, and don't be a Maori.

    • @albertbresca5801
      @albertbresca5801 3 года назад

      seems simple and obvious you'd think....

    • @jackhughman9450
      @jackhughman9450 3 года назад

      Or take out citizenship and do whatever you want.

    • @stuffandthat7459
      @stuffandthat7459 3 года назад +1

      @@billparrish6113 yeah cause being Maori was the reason.. wow that’s what you took out of it...

    • @olbeef250
      @olbeef250 2 года назад

      @@stuffandthat7459 domestic violence rates among Maori isn't something to ignore

  • @raymondspindler4455
    @raymondspindler4455 5 лет назад +16

    I'm a kiwi and I love living in Australia! I have been here over 40 years, I've worked hard and kept my nose clean!! So don't break the law and Australia is great!!! especially the climate!!

  • @christopherburnham1612
    @christopherburnham1612 3 года назад +12

    20 yrs and couldn't be bothered to take out Australian citizenship, whose faults that mate

  • @2004lesk01
    @2004lesk01 3 года назад +11

    sorry that opening statement "Hit his partner hard enough and put her in hospital!! to get a 12mth sentence must of been bad!! Sorry!! good decision by by!! lets interview the person & persons family who he beat up!! sorry?? care factor is about 0 for this guy!

  • @bullyoz1973
    @bullyoz1973 5 лет назад +21

    I've never hit a woman or taken ice. A non citizen who does should expect nothing less.

    • @Nemo-fq6mj
      @Nemo-fq6mj 5 лет назад +1

      It's a pity 95% of your country cannot say the same...

  • @mudzbe8414
    @mudzbe8414 5 лет назад +18

    Why are you trying to make us sympathise with a wife beater?

    • @barrycollins2629
      @barrycollins2629 5 лет назад

      He is getting his head on tv. That's what its about

  • @K-SD-DAD
    @K-SD-DAD 2 года назад +12

    Well done Australia. Let this be an example to others the Aussie government is not effing around.

  • @valkry007
    @valkry007 4 года назад +18

    Criminal activity, assaults, drugs, gangs, and you are asking why, I'm thinking you are not the sharpest tool in the shed.

  • @entertained9065
    @entertained9065 4 года назад +13

    If you're a guest in my home and begin stealing and breaking my belongs - I'm going to get the authorities to make sure you never darken my doorway again. You broke the furniture in someone else's home, can't behave, go home. I have been a guest here in Europe for almost 30 years, if I break any laws I expect them to rightly deport me. Behave or go back.

    • @michealmcleery6148
      @michealmcleery6148 4 года назад

      Rant Blackbird well said to be fair to u not many like u nowadays i sincerely appreciate that good honesty

  • @tdimccullough
    @tdimccullough Год назад +19

    It's amazing how he's thinking about his family, what was he thinking about when he was thumping his wife.

    • @andrelaveau8510
      @andrelaveau8510 Год назад +7

      David well said I cannot add any more to your profound point

    • @jorose2460
      @jorose2460 Год назад

      @@andrelaveau8510 sounds like she was thumping him too, women can be just as violent as men. However he should have known better than to land in prison not being a citizen.

  • @mammusaeinki6317
    @mammusaeinki6317 3 года назад +9

    Are we supposed to feel sorry for him?

  • @pheels
    @pheels 5 лет назад +32

    Im from New Zealand originally there is one way to prevent this from happening and that is stay out of trouble

    • @3incher982
      @3incher982 5 лет назад +1

      or become an australian citizen

    • @eronitaunoa6508
      @eronitaunoa6508 5 лет назад +1

      @@3incher982 but the funny thing is in Australia New zealanders are not allowed to get a citizenship your government doesn't want give us one

    • @Alex462047
      @Alex462047 4 года назад

      Amen!

    • @Pie_t
      @Pie_t 4 года назад

      @@eronitaunoa6508 Nonsense. If you're of good character and have been in Australia for the required number of years, you'll get citizenship. Trouble is that people come to Australia and think they have a license to make trouble. Throw the mongrels out, no matter where they come from.

    • @SPcapx
      @SPcapx 3 года назад

      @@eronitaunoa6508 Thats not true, I know a number of Kiwis who are Aus citz

  • @nordic2112
    @nordic2112 5 лет назад +14

    I don't see any problem in deporting psychopaths who destroy people's lives with zero remorse.

  • @tattylashes1664
    @tattylashes1664 3 года назад +15

    To be clear he battered his wife put her in hospital and was jailed and thought he could walk back in to a country that he wasn't from. I love that Oz deports them.

  • @joebarnes1265
    @joebarnes1265 3 года назад +7

    Sean Wynyard " high on drugs " his choice to take dope in the first place, using high on drugs as an excuse, making excuses, he still hasn't learned what he did to that woman was wrong, deported is poetic justice

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад

      i’m just letting you know that i am his child and he was never a bad father to us, my mum is and was an abuser and he’s always tried to do the right thing for us, nobody in this comment section knows anything about this story at all and you didn’t have to live it

    • @laurenzanika3819
      @laurenzanika3819 2 года назад

      it’s shaun by the way.

  • @Hali88
    @Hali88 5 лет назад +13

    So they deported a violent meth user after his prison sentence, what's the problem? The UK does the same to it's non-native criminals. And the bandana/suit combo is just bizarre!

  • @chihuahuaman7025
    @chihuahuaman7025 4 года назад +15

    Australia is on to something!

  • @martyy4073
    @martyy4073 2 года назад +15

    good on australia

  • @LLCNipsturBrands
    @LLCNipsturBrands 2 года назад +17

    I’m not from Australia but I think if you break the law and you were living in Australia then if they want to deport you
    and you don’t have any choice it is what it is it’s their country they are just trying to keep their Citizens safe

    • @tilly8221
      @tilly8221 2 года назад

      @Justice For All get off the crack pipe 😂

  • @ElectronicPleasure
    @ElectronicPleasure 3 года назад +14

    Hard to feel sorry for some one who beats their wife.

  • @LisaSmyth68
    @LisaSmyth68 4 года назад +11

    As a victim of domestic violence!.. Literally was on the brink of death by a real piece of sh*t... You never recover mentally!.. I'm riddled from arthritis because of amount of times this controlling bully broke my bones! Constant pain, Left with brittle bones!.. Now the first chap shown!.. Quite frankly! I feel, Deporting him and giving him a new start is hardly protecting any New potential partner in his life Is it?... Leopard's don't change, They just use charm, Ego and suck up.... You deserve punishment.. M8!...

  • @anthonyplaysbass
    @anthonyplaysbass Год назад +7

    What's the issue? if they are convicted criminals in Australia and don't hold citizenship or hold dual citizenship, off ya trot, one way ticket, never to return.
    If I moved to another country and committed offences, I wouldn't be at all surprised if I got sent back to Australia.

  • @hambone5547
    @hambone5547 6 месяцев назад +7

    I'm Texan. Y'all can deport me to New Zealand.

  • @archshuiede
    @archshuiede 4 года назад +16

    Oh come on! Be happy that new zealand is not same as in the middle east in civil wars. Not the end of the world.

    • @JerryFreeman265
      @JerryFreeman265 4 года назад +3

      exactly, the reporter should concentrate on something with more merit. time to cheer up

    • @Harry-wb7uv
      @Harry-wb7uv 4 года назад +3

      Ha ha yeah they think they're refugees and entitled to remain in Aus no matter what. And ironically they always harp on about how great NZ is...

    • @Harry-wb7uv
      @Harry-wb7uv 4 года назад +1

      @paul rangi Still upset about your deportation I see. I can understand that. Hope you've cleaned up your act though, now that you're back in NZ.

  • @jodymichelle4965
    @jodymichelle4965 3 года назад +37

    No, if he hadn’t done drugs and put his woman in the hospital he wouldn’t have been deported.

  • @dfa3366
    @dfa3366 3 года назад +9

    Really? This is not likw a person being deported from the US to Syria or Afghanistan. It’s like being deported back to Denmark.

  • @davidnearing171
    @davidnearing171 3 года назад +10

    He was involved with a bike gang bringing in drugs and he wasn’t involved.....give me a break....

  • @Jet-rx1ji
    @Jet-rx1ji 4 года назад +11

    Bye bye criminals. Exactly, don’t call Australia home.

    • @Jaystarzgaming
      @Jaystarzgaming 4 года назад

      one issue the government is illegal because they strip every one from their freedom and rights.

  • @horseandcart5978
    @horseandcart5978 5 лет назад +13

    What does he blooming well expect???? He goes to a foreign country, commits crimes, then wonders why they kick him out. It is a priviledge to be allowed to enter another country. If you break their laws then leave. It's as simple as that.

    • @Your.Uncle.AngMoh
      @Your.Uncle.AngMoh 5 лет назад +1

      Live in Australia for twenty-plus years and don’t become an Aussie. That’s their problem. If they became one of us, they wouldn’t be able to be booted out!

  • @gregorchard7881
    @gregorchard7881 3 года назад +21

    Our country, our rules. Follow them, or get kicked out, simple....

  • @biggiedii4889
    @biggiedii4889 3 года назад +8

    Gotta love Kiwis. They come to Australia and complain about everything, talk trash about Australia, boast about how much better NZ is then when it's time for them to go home they kick, scream, cry and beg to stay in Australia 😂😂

    • @yogz8141
      @yogz8141 3 года назад +3

      not this kiwi.. Been here 12years and blessed to raise my family in this Great Country I now call home.

  • @praguesharedflats8999
    @praguesharedflats8999 4 года назад +24

    australia has correct attitude to criminals , europe needs this too

  • @herogebrial
    @herogebrial 4 года назад +12

    That's the problem?!? You do the crime, you do the time. Then get sent home 😂

    • @terririckert7069
      @terririckert7069 4 года назад +1

      Mr Gebrial. I don't see a problem with that.

  • @jezwright8052
    @jezwright8052 2 года назад +13

    After travelling you realise how lucky we are in Australia weakening laws never strengthens a country.

  • @anthonyfuller1716
    @anthonyfuller1716 2 года назад +12

    Your the master of your own destiny don't cry poor me when behave like an animal you get treated like one I have no pity for violent people

  • @brustertootwopointo4644
    @brustertootwopointo4644 3 года назад +44

    It's called "taking out the trash"!

    • @kookykehrberger5199
      @kookykehrberger5199 3 года назад +3

      Taking out the trash was a good ☝️😂🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

  • @thejupiter1744
    @thejupiter1744 4 года назад +24

    A so called “man” , addicted to a hard drug who can beat his woman into hospital should be booted out of a country that’s not his own. Violent drug addicts are not welcome in any country.

  • @ivekem1
    @ivekem1 2 года назад +12

    Why does New Zealand deport Pacific Islanders back to their Country of origin?

  • @denyswoodroffe490
    @denyswoodroffe490 Год назад +10

    I don’t blame the Australian government. Do the crime, pay the time. In N.Z. They would get a slap on the wrist. A sad joke.

  • @freediverhd
    @freediverhd 4 года назад +29

    I'm a South African living in Taiwan. If i put a foot wrong they would deport me in a second - and that's the way it should be.

    • @Alex462047
      @Alex462047 4 года назад +4

      I lived in Australia for 8 years like these guys, same deal. You're an immigrant, you have to keep your nose clean. That's the go. Maybe someone forgot to tell these Kiwis that...

    • @grapenutz1137
      @grapenutz1137 4 года назад

      Foot wrong, nose clean....why all the body part references.....lol

    • @bullyoz1973
      @bullyoz1973 4 года назад +1

      @@grapenutz1137 English idiom is a type of expression.