“‘the population growth of, let's call it, 3 million people plus over the next decade… I would put my planning around this very much most likely scenario.’”

Michael Yardney · Demographics Decoded - Unveiling the trends shaping your future · Ten Things About to Change in Australia

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advise businesses to plan assuming a net addition of about 3 million people to Australia over the next decade

3 million

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