AUSTRALIA’S housing undersupply is at risk of becoming an entrenched economic and social problem, according to BIS Shrapnel senior economist Jason Anderson. Turi Condon, Property editor From: The Australian January 18, 2010 12:00AM Article Link:
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AGEING and immigration have been top order political issues in this country for some time. But in the years to come their significance will become even greater and the policy implications of how to manage each issue will become even more far-reaching.Peter van Onselen, Contributing editor From: The Australian January 16, 2010 12:00AM Article Link:
The Right Cause, but Wrong Effect Read More »
Tony Abbott From: The Australian January 14, 2010 6:18PM Article Link:
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AKASH ARORA June 2, 2009 theage.com.au The National Times Article Link: http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/dont-believe-the-media-hype-racism-is-often-a-twoway-street-20090601-bsto.html
Don’t Believe the Media Hype: Racism Is Often a Two-Way Street Read More »
theage.com.au PAUL SINCLAIR June 5, 2009 Article Link: http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/environmental-decay-is-bad-for-your-health-20090604-bx0g.html
Environmental Decay Is Bad for Your Health Read More »
PLANS to contain Melbourne’s urban sprawl are “stone dead” and the city’s cherished green wedge zones are in danger, according to a leading planner who has worked closely with the State Government.” theage.com.au JASON DOWLING AND KATE LAHEY June 9, 2009 Article Link: http://www.theage.com.au/national/brumby-tackled-on-urban-sprawl-20090608-c0ui.html
Brumby Tackled on Urban Sprawl Read More »
THE Bligh Government is set to draw up a migration plan for the state that could act as a brake on southeast Queensland’s rampant population growth while ensuring regional centres receive a steady supply of skilled workers. Courier Mail, Craig Johnstone February 21 2010 Article Link:
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AS debate continues over the impact of an ageing population following the release of the Federal Government’s intergenerational report, a North Coast council has already begun planning how to care for and tap into the benefits of an older population. The Coffs Coast Advocate, Kira Love 22-02-2010 Article Link:
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South-East Queensland civic leaders have called for a national framework to assist states and local councils to reach sustainable population targets. Speaking at a Brisbane Institute population growth seminar last night, Brisbane’s Lord Mayor Campbell Newman said there needed to be more federal involvement in the future growth of the state’s south-east corner. He also
The Big Squeezy: PM’s Population Plan Questioned Read More »
North Korea’s population has grown larger but average life expectancy has become shorter, according to a recent census. The Wall Street Journal reported that North Korean authorities conducted the census in 2008 under the aegis of monitors from the UN Population Fund (UNFPA). The Chosun Ilbo Article Link:
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