Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) COVID statement 2021 Read the full statement here On New Year’s Eve 2020, Australians were ready to say goodbye to a challenging and difficult 2020 while anticipating a freer and more joyous 2021. Our last mild, rainy summer on the east coast offered an omen of hope and reprieve following the …
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On the 28th of June 2021, at the launch of the 2021 Intergenerational Report, SPA sent out an immediate media release in response titled: “Nothing to fear from a smaller, older population”. The response from the media has been very positive, including an interview on ABC radio, a reprint of our media release in full across …
From the Sydney Morning Herald: Focus on family planning as Carr doubles foreign aid AS WORLD leaders convene for a major family planning summit in London, the Foreign Affairs Minister, Bob Carr, said Australia would double its overseas aid for family planning programs to more than $50 million a year by 2016. …
Senior Coalition strategists and MPs believe they can win the election this year, reducing the Rudd government to a one-term wonder. ”Internal party polling also shows voters in outer metropolitan seats are listening to the Coalition’s messages about border protection and population growth, The Sun-Herald has learned. People are increasingly worried about the time it …
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Kevin Rudd is not like an earlier generation of political leaders who feared that impoverished Asian hordes would pour down and eat our lunch. His worry is that their offspring can now afford to come armed with the latest weapons and steal our lunch. His solution, however, is much the same. We must ‘populate or …
Kelvin Thompson, Federal MP for Wills, recently gave the keynote address at SPA Victoria's AGM entitled The Population Issue in Australa – Post Population Strategy. The Population Issue in Australia-Post Population Strategy from Alfred Zerfas on Vimeo. You can find out more about Kelvin Thompson, who speaks out about population more than any other Australian politician, …
