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29 March 2025

SPA In The Media March 2025

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  SPA has been forging positive relationships with the media,  striking particularly hot on talk back and community radio. Our National President,  Peter Strachan has been interviewed several times to discuss Australia’s population crisis in recent weeks.  These include: 2SM Ron Williams for Breakfast 28/03/25 (from 1:16)  https://2sm.com.au/podcasts/ron-wilson-for-breakfast/ 2GB 25/03/25 “Australia’s Population Growth Slows—But Is […]

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11 November 2024

SPA Interviews CASSE NSW Inc for November Newsletter

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  For most editions of the SPA Newsletter,  we interview ‘Sister Organisations’ or fellow groups who are also advocating for population sustainability.  In the case of Centre for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy (or CASSE),  this worldwide organisation advocates for alternatives to the current globalised growth bases economies that currently define our societies. 

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3 July 2024

Recent Media Exposure for SPA

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  Sustainable Population Australia has enjoyed some encouraging media exposure in response to our recent media release “Thousands of Australians call for an end to rapid population growth”. It was picked up at least half a dozen times in the media,  including a 2GB interview with our National President Peter Stracham,  Channel 7 TV News

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22 December 2023

SPA promotes African family planning activities at the UN Climate Change conference in Dubai

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  SPA has had a long relationship with the Ecological Christian Organisation (ECO) in Uganda, a grassroots development agency that works with communities impacted by natural resource degradation or mining, to help improve outcomes for nature and for people. In 2010, SPA helped ECO to organise a very successful conference in Kampala, on “Population Growth

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10 December 2023

What is a sustainable population level for Australia?

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Australia is currently experiencing record population growth due to unprecendented levels of immigration.  It is timely to ask, what is a sustainable level of population for Australia? This very question was to put to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) representatives by the chairperson of Joint Standing Committee (JSC) on Migration, Ms Maria Vamvakinou MP. The JSC

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2 November 2023

SPA speaks with Nigerian NGO Population Explosion Awareness Initiative

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SPA recently had the honour of interviewing Chidera Benoit, the Founder and Executive Director of Population Explosion Awareness Initiative,  published in our November 2023 Newsletter.  PEA Initiative are an indigenous Nigerian non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness about the exponential rate at which our population is growing and advocating for non-coercive population control through family

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11 October 2022

SPA makes a splash in the media

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  Sustainable Population Australia has enjoyed a very successful recent run in the media.     The Australian Associated Press (AAP) interviewed two members of our executive committee, Jenny Goldie (national president) and Dr. Jane O’Sullivan.   The resulting article, “Sick environment puts population in focus” was published on Saturday the 08th of October across nearly

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23 August 2022

Jobs Summit: Make your voice heard

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Increased immigration won’t fix jobs and skills Make your voice heard and demand our politicians do not put us back on the road of high population growth with all its pressures the environment, congestion and housing affordability. Demand that the government not ramp up immigration to the red-hot levels (200,000+) we had before the pandemic 

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