How COVID-19 is likely to affect Australia’s population forecast
As a result of global restrictions of movement and Australia’s own restriction on arrivals and departures, Australia's population growth and migration has been severely impaired.
Cultural diversity increases – Australia’s latest migration data
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.
Ten surprising facts about Australia
There’s no place like Australia. As January 26th rolls around once again, it’s time to ponder who we are as a nation and how we have changed.
The New Australian Dream
McCrindle were delighted to partner with Sekisui House to produce The New Australian Dream Report. This study, involving an online survey of Sydney residents.
Australia’s Indian community experienced the largest growth in 2018
A recent data release from the ABS shows some interesting findings about Australia’s population and migration trends for the year ending 2018.
Australia’s global cities are defined by crane cityscapes
Australia’s cities are rising vertically as iconic, global cities and are part of our changing national identity.
Incentives to move to regional Australia
Regional areas are offering incentives to those who move there, to help struggling economies in towns with dwindling populations, but are they effective and do they work?
Australia Redefined: A Snapshot of 21st Century Australia
In the lead up to Australia Day, Mark McCrindle reveals research from national surveys and focus groups on how we see ourselves.
Top 6 trends for 2019
From demographic shifts to changing consumer attitudes, social researcher and futurist Mark McCrindle outlines some of the top trends to watch in 2019.
The future of North West Sydney
From a population growth perspective, as well as an infrastructure development perspective, North West Sydney is changing.
25 facts about Australia at 25 million
Australia’s population has hit 25 million, doubling in the lifetime of most adult Australians. We take a look at 25 things that have changed, and why.