As immigration loses its appeal, we must train more workers
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Poll shows deep unease on 35 million people by 2049
FOUR in 10 Australians believe Australia’s projected population of 35 million by 2049 will be too many people, according to an Age/Nielsen poll MARY-ANNE TOY AND MICHELLE GRATTAN November 10, 2009 Article Link:
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Enough water to cope with big bang in population
STATE capitals will have enough water even if the national population swells to 35 million by 2050 as predicted, but only if residents are prepared to change their lifestyles and pay bigger water bills. … Asa Wahlquist, Rural writer From: The Australian December 29, 2009 12:00AM Article Link: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/enough-water-to-cope-with-big-bang-in-population/story-e6frg6nf-1225814237192
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Australia suspends adoptions from ethiopia
ABC News Posted Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:00am AEDT Article Link: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/12/28/2781307.htm
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The persistence of population pessimism
Volume 1, Issue 3: The Population Bomb Four Decades On – Electronic Journal of Sustainable Development Editorial By Julian Morris Article Link:
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Sydney, Melbourne can’t handle growth targets
With business as usual (read: infrastructure kept as is, groaning under the current load), our major cities have no chance of remaining liveable and coping with projected population figures pulled out of the air by prime minister Kevin Rudd. Professor Newman from Curtin University’s Sustainability Policy Institute says that our big cities will be just
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Housing shortage nearing a crisis
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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The right cause, but wrong effect
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:
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Full text of tony abbott’s address to the Sydney institute
Tony Abbott From: The Australian January 14, 2010 6:18PM Article Link:
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Don’t believe the media hype: racism is often a two-way street
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
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