The problem is that due to the extreme nationalism in Australasia, the millions of indigenous people are not accepted by most Australasians.
Most of these people have fundamental differences in religion and culture with ordinary Australasians and are not so easy to assimilate.
The easily assimilated ones are the indigenous people of the newly acquired colonies. These indigenous people have lived with European immigrants for decades, many of them can use English proficiently, and some have even converted to Christianity.
Especially in some colonies of the British Empire, many indigenous people have adopted Protestantism and regard English as their main language.
These indigenous people are relatively easy to assimilate and may become recognized citizens of Australasia in the future.
Although the increase in population is good news, the various subsidies granted by the Australasian Government to newborns and immigrants have also consumed a lot of funds.
