manicure.

Tasleem was left giggling after her husband cheered her up with his 'letterbox manicure' idea - but the couple had no idea demand would be so high for the treatment (pictured together)

While tidying up the driveway at their home, Raja stuck his hand through the letterbox and asked for a manicure, with Tasleem gently buffering and painting his nails through the door and her son filming

'He always tries to cheer me up. In life I've been through quite a lot anyway, so he always tries to make me laugh.

'My poor husband is laughing because I'm forcing him to let me do his lashes now too.

Her hilarious clip has been shared and commented on more than 135,000 times - though Tasleem admits she wouldn't offer it to real customersin Sydney on Sunday.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics says net overseas migration in the year to September 2018 was 240,100.

The prime minister said if his government was re-elected it would cap annual migrant numbers at 160,000 people per year for the next four years.

The restriction does not include more than 350,000 foreign students granted visas each year, the majority of whom end up staying and who pump millions of dollars through the nation’s universities, according to Department of Home Affairs figures.

Voters in the largest cities of Sydney and Melbourne where most migrants settle have growing concerns over congestion, inadequate infrastructure and the rising cost of living.

Morrison also said the annual refugee intake would be frozen at 18,750 people. The Labor opposition intends to increase the refugee intake to