Lowest births in Australia for the past 10 years

Georgia Allan

Georgia completed a Masters in Population Studies and Demography at Flinders University in Adelaide. At .id, Georgia is a consultant in .id's housing team. She was heavily involved in the creation and continued development of housing.id, the online tool developed to give councils an accessible evidence base for planning and advocacy. Georgia has prepared housing demand and supply analysis for a range of councils, including those in inner-city, middle ring, growth and peri-urban areas. When not in the office, she is likely to be cooking, knitting, crocheting, or buried in a good book.

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2 Responses

  1. Lisa says:

    A small number of birth is a phenomenon that swept the world. I wonder how it will look in a few years.

  2. Thanks for your comment Lisa – Australia for example experienced a rapid decline in the fertility rate during the 1960s and into the 1970s. We will be publishing another blog about the current fertility data in the coming days – keep an eye out for it.

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