It goes without saying that Australia's coastline is long and diverse. Some parts have large cities, others are remote and wild. Many parts of the coast have been given names that are designed to attract visitors to the various regions, generally based around colour, geological features and even animals. Examples include the Sapphire Coast in southern NSW and the Limestone Coast in South Australia. They generally don't have any formal status, rather they exist merely for tourism purposes. This blog looks at the demographic characteristics of the Batavia Coast in Western Australia - named after a shipwreck.
Telling it like it is - one place at a time
Monday, August 26, 2019
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Four generations of demographic change in Australia
The release of the historical population data by the ABS allows us to look at where we've come from to where we are today - with a demographic spin. Since 1926, the Australian population has grown considerably, both in size and maturity. Using 30 years to approximate a generation, this blog looks at three generations of change since 1926, and one generation into the future - 2046.
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