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Tag Archives: fertilityrate
Outer-lying suburbs like Townsville’s Deeragun the most fertile
I am very pleased to be mentioned on the front page of today’s Townsville Bulletin in Tess Ikonomou’s article Townsville suburb Deeragun crowned NQ’s most fertile (pay-walled, sorry). As I told the Bulletin, in many cities, population pressures, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, brisbane, cairns, deeragun, fertilityrate, population, qld, queensland, replacementrate, townsville
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