By: Mark McCrindle
The concept of home and destination is evolving rapidly. Continue reading “Australia’s Migration Patterns: Home Near and Far”
Australia’s Migration Patterns: Home Near and Far
What Low Migration Has Meant for Australia’s Economy and Property Market
By: McCrindle
Australia has a long history of population growth. Since 1820, there have only been two time periods where Australia has seen a net annual decline: between 1915 and 1916 during the First World War and from 2020 to 2021 during the international COVID-19 lockdowns. Continue reading “What Low Migration Has Meant for Australia’s Economy and Property Market”
Cultural Diversity Increases – Australia’s Latest Migration Data
By: McCrindle
The latest migration data reveals Australia is increasingly culturally diverse. Three in ten Australians (29.7%) were born overseas according to the latest ABS migration data. Continue reading “Cultural Diversity Increases – Australia’s Latest Migration Data”
A Venezuelan Migrant’s Story
Hundreds and even thousands of Venezuelan migrants cross into Colombia each day, leaving behind chaos and deprivation. They’re hoping to find safety and economic opportunity in their neighbour nation or other countries farther south, such as Ecuador and Peru. But the journey is demanding, dangerous, and filled with uncertainty.
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Caravan Receives Humanitarian Aid in Mexico [Video]
By: Javier Bolaños
As thousands of migrants from Central America travel in a large caravan and by foot through Honduras and across Mexico’s southern border, many Americans are citing the words at the base of the Statue of Liberty: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” Continue reading “Caravan Receives Humanitarian Aid in Mexico [Video]”