Nick Parr
@NickP1963
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Demographer. Former Professor of Demography at Macquarie University, Sydney. Interested in demographic trends and policy issues. Census. @nickparr.bsky.social
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Joined July 2009
An Alternative Perspective on the Changing Relationships between Fertility and Replacement Level in European Countries. My new paper in PDR brings new perspective to the population growth implications of low fertility in Europe. Open access. @Pop_Council.
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This paper brings a new perspective to the population growth implications of the low fertility levels of European countries. For years between 2009 and 2018, whether constant fertility, mortality,...
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RT @SDA_Demography: The latest issue of Population Research and Policy Review (PRPR) is out now! Click the link below to view the articles….
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Population Research and Policy Review (PRPR) provides a broad, interdisciplinary coverage of population research, and offers an up to date and solid basis of ...
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Australia’s state and territory capital cities have younger populations than the rest of state. The percentages of capital city populations in the young adult ages are notably higher. International migration into the capital cities is a major reason.
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RT @jlpobrien: Population change by component in the Republic of Ireland since 1864. Estimated population growth was +78,300 in 2025 (natur….
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Bullying claims, expensive shoes and a $186,000 trip: Inside the scandal enveloping Julie Bishop and ANU So undignified!.
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With the university in financial crisis, staff and students are in open revolt, rebelling against the leadership team of Julie Bishop and vice chancellor Genevieve Bell.
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RT @AmandaYWise: "Can you imagine what it would be like to receive death and rape threats at your workplace and your home? To have your wor….
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RT @WhitefordPeter: The Intergenerational Report projects that in 40 years we will be spending just over 2% of GDP on Age pensions, the sam….
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Scotland’s population grew considerably, despite a very low TFR.
New: Scotland’s population passed 5.5 million for the first time, in the year to June 2023, according to our revised figures. Our latest figures for June 2024 estimate the country’s population was 5,546,900. Get the data #NRS-STATS
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RT @ScienceMagazine: “For the world’s estimated 476 million Indigenous Peoples, the census crisis comes at a critical point in their fight….
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RT @ABSStats: Take care when using AI 🚨 AI responses may give outdated, miscalculated or wrongly attributed data. Here’s how you can make s….
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RT @NickP1963: The general increase in the Total Fertility Rate of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women since 2016 is du….
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RT @NickP1963: In contrast to national and global trends, the Total Fertility Rate for Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wo….
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In contrast to national and global trends, the Total Fertility Rate for Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women has generally increased since 2016. For 2023 it was estimated at 2.17.
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The general increase in the Total Fertility Rate of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women since 2016 is due to increases in fertility rates for women aged 25-49. Teenage fertility has continued to fall. The post-2016 TFR rise may be seen as a 'tempo effect'.
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RT @WhiteRoseSocAU: The National Socialist Network / White Australia neo-Nazis are expected to gather in Bacchus Marsh this morning ahead o….
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RT @NickP1963: How to balance the population needs on our planet.
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We face multiple looming demographic crises — and our responses seemingly contradict each other. A rapidly aging population means that we need more children to be born. But it's foreseeable that...
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RT @NickP1963: Australia’s population has been getting younger. But the dip in median age won’t last. I provided explanatory comments for t….
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Sydney and Melbourne are helping to turn around a five-decade trend towards an ageing Australian population.
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For the first time in decades, U.S. could see negative net migration threatening labor force, GDP growth | Fortune. Interesting article on economic implications of negative net migration for the US.
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Trump’s mass deportation campaign could slash GDP growth by up to 0.4% in 2025 in a “startling” blow to the labor force, economists warn
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RT @FearlessWolfess: Sydney doesn't care about the rain. THEY BELIVE IN A FRR PALESTINE.🇵🇸 . An absolutely historic march across Sydney Har….
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Australia’s population has been getting younger. But the dip in median age won’t last. I provided explanatory comments for this article on the recent rejuvenation of Australia’s population.
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Sydney and Melbourne are helping to turn around a five-decade trend towards an ageing Australian population.
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