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MEDIA RELEASES: 10 October 2023

On International Day of the Girl, “Let a girl be a girl”: SPA

  On October 11, the International Day of the Girl Child, Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) has called for a universal concept of ‘Let a girl be a girl’ until they reach full maturity. According to UNFPA (UN Population Fund), more than 640 million women alive today were married in childhood. In the developing world, nearly

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MEDIA RELEASES: 25 September 2023

A range of contraceptive options necessary for making informed decisions

  In the lead-up to World Contraception Day (WCD) on 26 September, Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) has called for potentially fertile people everywhere to have information about, and access to, a range of contraceptive options so that they can make informed choices on their sexual and reproductive health. Contraceptive methods include hormonal options like birth

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MEDIA RELEASES: 15 September 2023

Annual growth of well over half a million undemocratic and unacceptable

  Australia’s annual growth of 2.2 per cent (563,200 people) is undemocratic and unacceptable according to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). Today the ABS released its figures to the year ending 31 March 2023 showing the growth comprised Net Overseas Migration (NOM) of 454,400 and natural increase of 108,800. SPA National President Ms Jenny Goldie says

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SUBMISSIONS TO INQUIRIES: 8 September 2023

Submission to Inquiry into the worsening rental crisis in Australia

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  On 22 June 2023 the Senate referred an inquiry into the worsening rental crisis in Australia to the Community Affairs References Committee for inquiry and report, with an interim report to be presented by 23 September 2023 to aid in the deliberations of the National Cabinet on renters’ rights, and a final report to be presented by 28 November ...

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MEDIA RELEASES: 7 September 2023

Human population growth an ongoing threat on Threatened Species Day

  Habitat loss and degradation is the greatest threat to native plants and animals in Australia, and human population growth is the underlying cause, according to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). SPA national president Jenny Goldie says Australia is facing an extinction crisis with 556 species on the national threatened fauna list and 1402 species on the national

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MEDIA RELEASES: 24 August 2023

Intergenerational Report designed to quell public objection to population growth

  A media storm around the new Intergenerational Report has focused on massive increases in the numbers of elderly and costs of aged care in the next 40 years. This is scaremongering intended to quell resistance to rapid population growth, according to environmental group Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). “The timing of this report is revealing,”

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EVENTS: 18 August 2023

The round Table forum for Mass Immigration and the Nation State

  SPA’s  Dr Jane O’Sullivan will be joined by  Prof.  Gigi Foster and Dr Frank Salter to discuss the impact of Australia’s migration program on city infrastructure, housing, ecology, habitat and other impacts. Hosted in Sydney by Western Heritage Australia.  More information and tickets available at eventbrite website: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/mass-immigration-and-the-nation-state-tickets-652622039087  

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MEDIA RELEASES: 13 August 2023

You can’t fix housing supply by escalating housing demand

  According to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, ‘housing supply and affordability’ will be the key priority when the National Cabinet meets in Brisbane on 16 August. According to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA), however, to solve the housing crisis, government must deal with housing demand and not just supply. SPA National President Jenny Goldie notes that

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