A cartoon satire

He blames migrants for everything. He’s always wrong.

Bazza reckons migrants are ruining the country. Then the chef next door cooks his brekkie, a nurse fixes his knee, and his daughter brings home a bloke from Blacktown. Written by migration lawyer Adam Khaze.

Premieres Thu 15 October 5 PM AEDT
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Cartoon of Bazza, a bald man with sunglasses on his head, a moustache and a blue singlet, standing in front of a Colorbond fence with his wife Shaz, who has big blonde curls.
Bazza and Shaz. One of them is the problem.

Premiere week

Three episodes on opening night, then a new one every night at 7.30 pm. Times are Sydney time.

What’s onInstagram · TikTok · YouTube · Facebook

Thu 15 OctOpening night

They’re Taking Our JobsFirst episode

POV: your uncle at every barbie.

Migrants Ate My Dinner

Bazza booked his favourite Chinese restaurant for a meeting about protecting Australia from foreign influences.

Migrants Ate My Real Estate

The housing crisis is a national disgrace. Bazza owns three houses.

Fri 16 Oct

The 482 Chef Moved In

The 482 chef lost his job. Guess where he lives now.

Sat 17 Oct

Bazza Sits the Test

The 482 chef is becoming Australian. Bazza failed the practice test.

Sun 18 Oct

Shaz’s Cousin Marries a Brazilian

Bazza thinks it’s a visa marriage. He’s the witness.

Mon 19 Oct

Migrants Ate My Job

Bazza is exposing the migrant bludger. From his ute. At 5.30 am.

Tue 20 Oct

Terry’s New Chef

Terry needed a head chef. Bazza applied. The toast did not survive.

Wed 21 Oct

Migrants Ate My Facebook Group

Bev runs “Concerned Locals of Manly Vale”. Today: a suspicious van with foreign plates.

The street

Bazza’s family, his mates, and the people he’s sure are the problem.

The bloke

Bazza

Blames migrants for everything. Loves every single one he’s met.

Bazza’s wife

Shaz

Has heard it all before. Usually at the barbie.

Bazza’s daughter, 27

Jess

A job, a deposit and twelve failed rental inspections.

Chef on a 482

Marco

Cooks Bazza’s brekkie. Lost his job, then moved in.

Marco’s mum

Mama Rosa

Since she arrived, Bazza has never eaten better.

Nurse

Grace

Fixed Bazza’s knee. At her tribunal hearing, he was her very loud support person.

Nursing graduate

Priya

Needs points for a skilled visa. Bazza scored himself. Zero.

Irish backpacker

Callum

His visa ran out three weeks ago. He was in a hammock.

From Blacktown

Jun

Born here. Bazza still asks where he’s really from.

Café owner

Terry

Needed a head chef. Bazza applied. The toast did not survive.

Concerned local

Bev

Runs the neighbourhood Facebook group. Has concerns.

The TikTok Lawyer

Adam Khaze

Plays himself. A real migration lawyer, which Bazza finds very annoying.

Cover art for the Bazza Loves Migrants theme song: the whole cast at a sports ground under Australian flags.

The theme song

  • Who cooks your brekkie?Marco!
  • Who saved your life, Baz?Priya!
  • That’s different, mate!

Bazza loves migrants! (No I don’t!) He loves every single one he’s met. He just hates the ones he hasn’t met yet.

Music and voices made with ElevenLabs AI.

Who made this

Bazza Loves Migrants is written by Adam Khaze, a migration lawyer who has been helping people through Australia’s visa system since 2009. He has heard every Bazza line there is. Now Bazza has to hear the answers.

The jokes are on Bazza. The law in each episode is real, and each post explains it in the caption. That’s general information only, not legal advice.