Australia is a global outlier on one key indicator. Changing it will help fix the housing crisis

If one in four homes in our mainland capital cities became a dual occupancy, it would add close to 1 million new homes, ...
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Population panic: How demography is used for political gain

Australia's population, like most of the world, is structurally aging. We're living longer and not replacing ourselves through births. Living longer is a mark of technological success and ingenuity, ...
The National Interest

Not Enough Babies: Australia’s Population Bomb Is Coming

Key point: No country can keep growing and paying for its social services without a positive population pyramid. Population growth driven by immigration has helped power Australia to a record-breaking ...
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Population Boom Drives Up Aussie Housing Costs

Property data organisation Cotality, tallies Australian property price rises averaging 7.5 per cent nationwide, and 13.1 per ...
The Australian

Farewell to Australia’s favourable demographics

The Australian economy continues to be underpinned by strong population growth, which remains elevated by international standards, but the pace of growth has eased considerably over the past year. A ...
The Conversation

Three charts on Australia’s population shift and the big city squeeze

Nick Parr has received research funding from The NSW Department of Planning and Environment and is currently working on a project with Catholic Education Commission NSW. This piece is part of our new ...
The Conversation

1.4 million less than projected: how coronavirus could hit Australia’s population in the next 20 years

Tom Wilson receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Aude Bernard, Elin Charles-Edwards, and Pia Wohland do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or ...